#is my answer right? absolute value equations
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You shouldn't be using inequalities. Try to isolate the abs val. part first and then use the two cases (negative and positive)
bruh
idk what half of that means
do you have a video
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you could just look up how to solve abs val equations
but alr wait
okay
This algebra video tutorial provides a basic introduction into absolute value equations. it explains how to solve absolute value equations the easy way. It contains plenty of examples and practice problems for you to learn the concept.
Solving Absolute Value Equations:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sCcsnuwihEw
Solving Absolu...
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anyways watch that and just do it
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ITS SO EASY
THANK U
i have one im lost on
its |b/5| = 1
idk how to do division in absolute values
Just multiply both side by 5
Multiplication do not change the sign, when what you’re multiplying with is positive or zero.
It’s equal to |b|=5