Hey i was wondering can i move +7 from inside the absolute value in the left side to -7 outside the absolute value on the right
side? for example in the question below is the answer right is the answer zero ?
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The statement is false for any value of x because the absolute value function is always positive or 0.
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and is right-triangle, thus, let us use the pythagorean theorem,
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