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1 year ago

PLEASEE PLEASEE HELPP ASAP!!! NEED THIS RIGHTTT NOWW, WILL GIVE BRAINLIESTT!!

Mathematics

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34kurt1 year ago

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Answer:

#carry in learning

mark me as brainliest pls

We are told that

is the set of numbers such that the distance

Either +(x-4) = 8 -> x=12#

Or -(x-4) = 8 -> x=-4#

Hence,setx = { =4,12 }

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