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9|9 – 8x| = 2x + 3
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these are tricky because you have to work in cases if \(9-8x>0\) then \[9|9-8x|=9(9-8x)=81-72x\] but if \(9-8x<0\) then \(|9-8x|=8x-9\) and so \[9|9-8x|=9(8x-9)=72x-81\]
let's assume \(9-8x>0\) i.e. assume \(x<\frac{9}{8}\) then solve \[81-72x=2x+3\] what do you get ?
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I got this now thank you so much! @satellite73
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yw there are two solution, neither of which are nice integers, both of which are fractions
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