Asked by Anonymous
True or false:
a. |3x-5|=|2x+4| if and only if 3x-5=2x+4 or 3x-5= -(2x+4) ______
b. |2x+7|=-4 if and only if 2x+7=4 or 2x+7=-4 ______
how do you do these and what's the answer?
thanks
a. |3x-5|=|2x+4| if and only if 3x-5=2x+4 or 3x-5= -(2x+4) ______
b. |2x+7|=-4 if and only if 2x+7=4 or 2x+7=-4 ______
how do you do these and what's the answer?
thanks
Answers
Answered by
bobpursley
b. How can abs () ever be negative?
a. Isn't that the definition of what happens in an abs function?
a. Isn't that the definition of what happens in an abs function?
Answered by
Anonymous
but is it true or false?
Answered by
Anonymous
The abs are || and the () are parantheses
Answered by
bobpursley
You have to do your own thinking. I gave you the answer. If something is the definition, it must be true.
Online, absolute function is written abs(xxxx) where xxxx is the argument.
Wasn't this a summer assignment, due in the upcoming week?
Online, absolute function is written abs(xxxx) where xxxx is the argument.
Wasn't this a summer assignment, due in the upcoming week?
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