The weight of an object on a particular scale is 145.2 lbs. the measured weight may vary from the actual weight by at most 0.3 lbs. what is the range of actual weights of the object?

Step-by-step explanation:

Let x represent actual weight of object.

We have been that the weight of an object on a particular scale is 145.2 lbs. The measured weight may vary from the actual weight by at most 0.3 lbs.

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Upon substituting our given values, we will get:

Applying absolute value rule , we will get:

Add 145.2 on each side:

Therefore, our required range will be .

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