We must solve for x. Let's simplify this equation by dividing both sides by 6:
|2x-14|=7, which is the same as 2|x-7|=7.
First, assume that x-7 is already positive, so that we don't need the absolute value operator. Then x-7=7/2. Adding 7 to both sides results in x = 21/2.
Next, find the other solution:
Assume that x-7 is negative. Then |x-7|=-(x-7). Then -(x-7) = 7,
and -x + 7 = 7. Thus, x = 0.
The solution set is {0, 21/2}.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
4(2x+12)=0 work the () first
8x+48=0 subtract 48 to both sides to get the x by itself
8x=-48 divide by 8
x= -6
Answer:
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