For the real value of x what is the maximum value of |x+2|+|x-1|-|2x+4|=?

• 3 is the answer
  it can be solved graphically
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• 5..because substitute any maximum for x u will get only 5 not exceed or less than 5.
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• If you substitute any real value to x it's maximum value is -3
  for ex substitute x=1 , then value is -2. or x=5 ,the value is -3
  therefore , the maximum value is -3
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• ans is 5 check for all values it'll not exceed 5.
  
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