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OpenStudy (doodleduck8):

Solve: |x| = 5 {-5} {-5, 5} {5} {-1, 5} Solve: | m + 8| = 16 {-24, 8} {8, 16} {8} {-24} Solve: |2n - 3| = 5 {1, -4} {-1, 1} {-1, 4} {1, 4} Solve |2 - 3x| = 7. {-3, 5/3} {-3, 15} {-5/3, 3} {-15, 3} Solve |2y - 2| = y. {2/3, 2} {1/3, 2} {2, 5} {2, 3} Solve:|3u - 18| = 0 9 {-6, 6} {6, 9} 6

OpenStudy (3mar):

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OpenStudy (doodleduck8):

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OpenStudy (revircs):

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OpenStudy (doodleduck8):

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OpenStudy (revircs):

Okay, so do you know what the absolute value brackets represent? (|x|)

OpenStudy (doodleduck8):

No

OpenStudy (revircs):

okay, simply put, the absolute value brackets will turn a negative to a positive. However, the absolute value of a positive number will stay positive.

OpenStudy (revircs):

For example: |-3| = 3 and |3| = 3

OpenStudy (doodleduck8):

oh ok, thanks

OpenStudy (revircs):

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