An absolute-value inequality describes distances from a center, so its graph begins with two boundary points equally far from that center. We’ll move the stated distance left and right to locate them, use the equality bar to determine the endpoint markers, and interpret the at-most comparison as the region between the boundaries. A center-point check confirms the intended shaded section.
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