#I need help with this question lol
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In order to resolve the absolute you have to consider two cases:
(1): 3x + 3 ≥ 0
(2): 3x + 3 < 0
You then have to solve two equations
3x + 3 = -(x² - 2x -3) if (1)
-(3x + 3) = -(x² - 2x -3) if (2)
yea nice
I got 1 and 0
And then what should I do?
for which case did you get -1 and for which 0 ?
I simplify them
3x+3=-x²+2x+3
x=x²
I move square to other side and it becomes
√x=x
So 1=x
Is that right?
Just making sure first im on the right track
-x²
and then you can factor x
x = -x²
x + x² = 0
x(1 + x) = 0
and use zero product property
So I get -(x+1)(x-3)
Im a bit confused
Can you show me the equation
3x + 3 = -(x² - 2x -3) if (1)
-(3x + 3) = -(x² - 2x -3) if (2)
you were almost finished with the first case
I get this part
3x + 3 = -(x² - 2x -3)
-> x = -x²
-> x(1 + x) = 0
so x = 0 or x = -1
Now you have to see if those solutions are in the set: x ≥ -1
Are they?
So you plug the negative?
-> x(1 + x) = 0
you mean here?
OHHHH my bad
I forgot to put the negative
thats why I was so confused lol
can answer this ?
wait
before that
is it possible if I do this
x=-x²
I move square root to other side so it becomes
√x=-x
and then
since square root of x is still x
you can't do square root
Ah
because -x² is negative😬
its not possible?
Oh if its negative its not possbile?
this is safest option
yes it's actually forbidden
Oh I never knew that
whaat
Thanks for the heads up
ok now you know
so you move -x² to the other side and it becomes plus
If you take a look at $\sqrt{x}$ you will notice that there only y $\geq$ 0 values
adonhs
yes
and then since each term has one x we can pull one
x+x²=x(x+1)
Ok so what do you do after this?
you use zero product property
what is that
x and (1+x) are factors and the this zero product property theorem says if x(1+x) = 0 then either x = 0 or 1+x = 0
which makes sense right
so you separetly consider now those two factors and look when they become 0
so we get x = 0 or x = -1
Oh I see
so x is 0
and then for 1+x=0
You just move one to other side and becomes -1
I see
Why not x<-1
why x ≥ -1
because we did the equation of case (1)
Oh
3x + 3 = -(x² - 2x -3) if (1)
-(3x + 3) = -(x² - 2x -3) if (2)
ok let me check
you said this
yee before you plug it in
you have to make sure if they are part of your condition: x ≥ -1
because there are sometimes solutions that are not allowed
and 0 and -1 are in x ≥ -1 because 0 is greater than -1 and -1 is the same as -1
so x = 0 or x = -1 are allowed and you can plug it in to check
ah yeah but it's overkill
also you have to do now case (2)
-(3x + 3) = -(x² - 2x -3) if (2) with your condition x < -1
correct
then I plug it in
now you have to check if x = 6 and x = -1 are in x < -1
no
6 is but not -1
How do I check that?
x < -1 asks for all numbers that are actually smaller than -1
So its only 6
-1 is not smaller than -1 but equal
6 is not smaller than -1 but greater
so there is no solution
So x = 0 or x = -1 are the only solution because of case (1)
My fault
it's important to notice these small mistakes
ok nice!
So the answer is 0 and -1
yes
well do we have any restrictions?
Im german and it means definitionsmenge
I dont know if thats the right term in english
Wir haben eine Betragsfunktion rechts und links eine Parabel
Du musst nach Einschränkungen schauen
Einschränkungen haben wir wenn wir durch 0 teilen, oder die Wurzel aus negativen Zahlen ziehen
Zum Beispiel: $\frac{1}{x}$ oder $\sqrt{x}$
adonhs
Beim Ersten, da darf x nicht 0 sein, sonst würden wir durch 0 teilen.
Beim Zweiten darf x nicht kleiner als 0 werden, da wir sonst etwas Negatives in der Wurzel hätten.
Wie lauten dann die Schritte und die Gleichung?
Ich hab keine ahnung haha
Du guckst ob eine Wurzel iwo ist oder ob durch x geteilt wird
dann wirds kritisch
aber wir haben keine Wurzel oder keine Division mit x
also ist die Domain alle reellen Zahlen
Ach ja, und noch eine Frage
yes
gibts eine?
was ist die frage?
kann es -2x-5=1 sein
wie kommst du drauf
Beide Seiten wurden mit -1 multipliziert
Und nochmal: wenn du den Betrag einer Betragsfunktion auflösen willst, betrachtet du zwei Fälle:
- Wenn der Term größer oder gleich 0 ist, dann kannst du die Striche weglassen und normal lösen (aber vergiss deine Nebenbedingung nicht)
- Wenn der Term kleiner als 0 ist, dann machst du ein Minus um den ganzen Term mit Klammern (auch hier nicht die Nebenbedingung vergessen)
Warum ist es 2x-5=1 und -2x-5=1
2x-5 = 1 wenn 2x-5 ≥ 0
-(2x-5) = -2x+5 wenn 2x-5 < 0
ACHSO
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