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3 years ago

What is the answer to -4|8-5n|=13

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When n=\frac{9}{4}n=49, the original equation -4|8-5n|=13−4∣8−5n∣=13 does not hold true.
We will drop n=\frac{9}{4}n=49 from the solution set

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No Solution Exist

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