|2n + 15| = 1. One solution is n = -7.

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anonymous · Answer

Solve the absolute value equation |2n + 15| = 1. One solution is n = -7. What is the other solution?
 	
	n = 7
	none of the above
	n = -14
	n = 8

anonymous · Answer

It cant be a - number because of  |  |

anonymous · Answer

So we have :
|2n + 15| = 1
|2n | = 1-15
|2n| = -14
2n=-7but|-7| = +7

anonymous · Answer

doesn't absolute value mean the answer is positive or negative

anonymous · Answer

Solve the inequality : -2x - 6 < 4describe the circles and the shading for the graph.

austinl · Answer

$|2n + 15| = 1$

$2n+15=1$
$-(2n+15)=1$
Solve each of these and they should be your two solutions.

anonymous · Answer

You should kill the number is before x .
!
So divided all on -2 :)

austinl · Answer

And for the inequality,
You would add six to both sides, then divide by negative two and flip the sign.