2 years ago

Answer for 80 points. Why some absolute value equations can have a extraneous solution?

Mathematics

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mario62 [17]2 years ago

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Why some absolute value equations can have a extraneous solution?

Answer:

it means that thing inside the absolute value A equals either positive B or negative B.

So either the expression on the other side or the expression on the other side with a negative sign in front of it.

Hope this helps!

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