Question

so i just did a math problom with this
2*(x-4)=2
2X-8=2
2X=2+8
2X=10
X=10/2
X=5

how do i get one of these resolts
s=(3;5)
s=(2;6)
s=(1;3)

Answer 1

Ok so do you know how to get y by its self?

Answer 2

hmm no not really its ben sum time sence ive done this

Answer 3

Can you screenshot the whole question?
Maybe you're interpreting the question wrong, so you aren't getting any of the choices

Answer 4

You solved for x correct?

Answer 5

it whas in spanish so this a rogh translation

The solution set of the following equation with modulus is:

Answer 6

Just with the word modulus, we're obviously missing some kind of information

Answer 7

Also welcome to question cove AlexisR if you have any questions feel free to ask.

Answer 8

https://www.screencast.com/t/3pj7JwdU9N3

Answer 9

the bottom one im confused on 2

Answer 10

On question two?

Answer 11

If you are talking about on the link that you gave us there is no question 2.

Answer 12

no i did n2 3) 4) im having a hard time

Answer 13

@snowflake0531 can you help me?

Answer 14

You made one mistake, the | is absolute value, not parenthesis
Do you know what absolute value is?

Answer 15

no?? can u elaborate?

Answer 16

Uh, absolute value is easier explained in examples

|2| = 2
|-3| = 3
|-83|=83
|47| = 47

yeah? so it just makes it positive... kinda

Answer 17

So for \(2 \times |x-4|=2\) I suggest first isolating the |x-4| so then it becomes \(|x-4|=1\)

Answer 18

man this is new stuff for me thay never teachd me this back in school

Answer 19

So then from there split in into two equations
\(x-4=1\) and \(x-4 = -1\)

Answer 20

from there, you can get your 2 x values