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When would you get “no solution” for an absolute value equation?

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Paha777 [63]3 years ago

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Since the absolute value of any number other than zero is positive, it is not permissible to set an absolute value expression equal to a negative number. So, if your absolute value expression is set equal to a negative number, then you will have no solution.

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