How is this possible?
I never knew that\[(x-2)^2=(2-x)^2\]
idk
\[\huge\rm (2-x)^2\] is same as \[[ -(-2+x)^2]^2\]
hihihi... expand both sides???
Because the absolute value of |a-b| = |b-x|
opps typo
And raising them to the power of 2 makes them both positive.
\(x^2-4x+4=4-4x+x^2\)
\[[ -(-2+x)]^2\] *** which is same as \[[ - (x-2)]^2\] and we know (negative) to the even power is always positive
How can they be not equal??
I don't know, I never realized that those were equal. I wish I could give more than 1 medal, but thanks for the help!
Actually, if \(A^2=B^2\), then \(\pm A =\pm B\)
Hence, you have 4 cases A = B A = -B -A = B -A = -B If A = B , then x-2 = 2 -x, that gives us x = 2 , So. when x = 2 , (x-2)^2 (2-x)^2 If A = -B , sure, for all x
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