How many solutions are there for the equation? |X − 4| = 9 A- One Solution B- Two Solutions C- No Solution
i think a two lol also hey other kenzie
Ok so for this type of function, the parent function |x| would just look like a v with the vertex of the V on (0,0) and the 2 arms extending upwards like a V. To simplify this equation, we would have to bring the 9 on the right side to the left side by subtracting it making the equation |x-4|-9. The only part that matters here is the -9 because that means that the function gets moved down -9 units. If something has 2 solutions, that means that the function crosses the X axis twice, so do you think that the arms on the function would now cross the x axis twice, once, or no times now that it got moved down -9 units?
i dont understand any of that
lol me either lol
just try my answer lol is this a test?
I will draw.
its even more confusing
\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @KrazyKenzie i think a two lol also hey other kenzie \(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{End of Quote}}\) yes
wym yes?
That I also think 2 is the right answer.
oh ok
can someone help me
it depends
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a pot of what lol
post
oh lol
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