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wlad13 [49]
3 years ago
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Which statement is true? the equation –3|2x 1.2| = –1 has no solution. the equation 3.5|6x – 2| = 3.5 has one solution. the equa

tion 5|–3.1x 6.9| = –3.5 has two solutions. the equation –0.3|3 8x| = 0.9 has no solution.
Mathematics
1 answer:
vampirchik [111]3 years ago
7 0

The statement which is true for the provided reason is the equation 3.5|6x – 2| = 3.5 has one solution.

<h3>How to find one solution of equation?</h3>

If the equation is given a unique and single value of variable after solving then the equation is said one solution equation. Such equation gives exactly one solution.

The three types of solution of an equation are-

  • One solution-When the provides the singe value of the given variable, we get one or unique solution.
  • No solution-When the graph of equations is equal than it provides the no solution. When the value, does not equate for the expression, then the expression has no solution.
  • Infinite many solution-For the same line, the equation has the infinite many solutions.

The first equation given in the problem is,

-3|2x+ 1.2| = -1

This equation has one solution. This in not correct option.

The second equation given in the problem is,

3.5|6x - 2| = 3.5 \\|6x-2|=0\\6x=2\\x=\dfrac{2}{6}\\x=\dfrac{1}{3}

This equation has one solution. This in correct option.

Hence, the statement which is true for the provided reason is the equation 3.5|6x – 2| = 3.5 has one solution.

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