You should must check for an extraneous solution when the variable appears both inside and outside the absolute value expression
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What is an extraneous solution?</h3>
An extraneous solution is a solution that in obtained after completely solving an equation but it does not work in the original given equation.
You should must check for an extraneous solution when the variable appears both inside and outside the absolute value expression (Option D).
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You set it up as a y=mx+b problem 150=55x+40 then you subtract 40 from 150 making 110=55x so x=2
So for example B(4,1) so x=4, y=1
->B'(4-2,1-4)
->B'(2,-3)
->A'(1-2,1-4)
->A'(-1,-3)
->C'(4-1,-2-4)
->C'(3,-6)
->D'(1-2,-2-4)
->D'(-1,-6)
so the image of the rectangle ABCD->A'B'C'D'
