It's always a good idea to check your solutions to any equation in the original equation. When solving an absolute value equatio
n, when must you check for extraneous solutions? A. Sometimes, when u only get one solution
B. Never
C. Always
D. Sometimes, when the variable appears both inside and outside the absolute value expression
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