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|d + 2/3| + 3/4 = 0
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\[\Large \left|d + \frac23\right|+\frac34=0\]
This brings up something interesting... what happens when you subtract \(\large \frac34\) from both sides?
I'm not sure...sorry I'm horrible with math
You know, like, say a + b = c you can subtract b from both sides giving you a + b - b = c - b a = c - b That kind of stuff.
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Well do the same to your equation, then.
So it would be |d| + 1= 0 ???
No it's a no solution right
How did you get |d| + 1 = 0?
3/4 - 2/3 = 1
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That's not true... and anyway, you're not allowed to just bring numbers out of absolute value bars. Just keep them as is, and subtract 3/4 from both sides.
Its a no solution
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