Solve for x: −5|x + 1| = 10
-5(x+1) < 10 OR -5(x+1) > -10 -5x-5 < 10 -5x-5> -10 -5x < 15 -5x > -5 x < -3 x > 1
it's wrong cause this sentence \[\left| x+1 \right|\] must be negative which is impossible
Which one? my answer?
both of them the question is wrong so don't have any answer
the sentece that i've mentioned before always could be positive or zero
-5(x+1) = 10 OR -5(-x-1) = 10 -5x-5 = 10 5x+5 = 10 -5x = 15 5x = 5 x = -3 x = 1
hey it's not (x+1) it's \[ \left| x+1 \right|\]
I know , I changed x+1 and -x-1
no .you can't
tell me how an absolte value could be negative?
That's how to solve the inequalities it could be negative or positive
after you get absolute value from a valuse or sentence the out value is always positive
\[\left| -2 \right|=2\] \[\left| 0 \right|=0\] \[\left| 2 \right|=2\]
Can you review the book and how to solve the inequallities?
for sure the book has example for that
it's not inequallity
what is it?
it's just a simple equation that include absolute value
I don't think so but you can tell me how to solve it
if you see the question there's no inequalitty in the equation
do you know what's an absolute value?
Really?! Yes I do for sure
so what's your problem?
I don't have problems. it's your post not mine?! Why you posted it and you know how to solve it?
you can't solve it .in that equation absolute value should be negative to be solved but it's impossible
ok!!
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