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Find one of the solutions to the following absolute value equation: 26 + 4) = 48

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Sindrei [870]3 years ago

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Answer : MAYBE 18 (?)
I’m not 100% sure
Explanation: you always solve what’s is parentheses “( )” first so then you get the equation
30 = 48
Then ( this is the part I’m not sure about)
You subtract 30 out that means 30-30=0 & 48-30 = 18 so that’s where I found my answer but idk I haven’t done absolute value since Algebra 1 !!

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