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Mathematics in senior one: solving inequalities about the absolute value of X.
(1) when x >; = 1,

x- 1 & gt; Three times, that is, two times

Because the premise is x>= 1, there is no solution.

When x

1-x & gt; 3x, that is, x < 1/4.

Because the premise is X.

Combining the above two situations, x < 1/4.

(2) Taking-1/3 and 1/2 as the interval dividing points, the integer axis is divided into three intervals, so that the absolute value sign is removed and discussed separately.