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OpenStudy (anonymous):

how do you do this equation 2|3x-4|=20

hartnn (hartnn):

divide both sides by 2 what u get ?

OpenStudy (jdoe0001):

\(\bf 2|3x-4|=20\implies |3x-4|=\cfrac{20}{2}\\ \quad \\ |3x-4|=\cfrac{20}{2}\implies \begin{cases} +(3x-4)=\cfrac{20}{2}\\ \quad \\ \bf -(3x-4)=\cfrac{20}{2} \end{cases}\) as suggested already notice you'd get 2 values for "x", one for each scenario

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