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9|9−8x|=2x+3
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either \(9(9-8x)=2x+3\) or \(9(9-8x)=-2x-3\)
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|9−8x| the absolute signs means always positive therefore 9- 8x or 8x - 9 depending on x
do you know how to solve \[9(9-8x)=2x+3\]?
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