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Proving the slope of an absolute value function going through 3 points is the fastest slope among these points

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Proving the slope of an absolute value function going through 3 points is the fastest slope among these points

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Need help to solving the inequality term of $\frac{|2x-4|}{5x-15} \geq \frac{2+\sqrt{x-8}}{x^2+3x-130}$

Another differential equation with absolute value

Solving inequality with absolute values and fraction

How to transform absolute values in the objective function of a linear program?

How can I solve the following inequality?

Hello, can you help me with this inequality?

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