P7--Section

Thanks for the answer Noah and Stephen || Student Feedback || Teacher Feedback || if b is a negative number. ||  || Correct || in a positive number (or zero) regardless of the input value. ||  || Correct || them does. ||  || Correct || than multiplying it by two, except for zero. || And even then, the +2 part at the end puts it above 0 for x = 0. || Correct ... Also if you use CTS the right side of the inequality is a negative number. (similar to question 41) || Try it for -0.5 and 1.5, see if that works. || Correct answer is A. ||  ||   || would be greater than 1. ||  || Correct ||
 * Student Answers
 * 40. False. An absolute value cannot be less than b
 * 41. True. An absolute value will always result
 * 42. E. -1 and 5 don't work, but everything between
 * 43.D, because squaring a number will be greater
 * 44.E, because 1, 0, and -1 don't work. || I think it's A.
 * 45.D, because anything greater than 1 or less than -1