MHB I need to review modulus function

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The discussion centers on understanding the modulus function through a specific equation: 14 - 9|x - 8| = 15. Participants suggest isolating the absolute value expression to solve the equation effectively. Clarification is sought on the steps to take, particularly in manipulating the equation. The importance of showing one's thought process in solving the problem is emphasized to facilitate better guidance. Overall, the conversation aims to assist in grasping the concept of modulus functions in preparation for upcoming exams.
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Can anyone help me understand this questions from 800score.com ? I'm finding it hard to understand the modulus function

Solve
14 - 9|x - 8| = 15

Kindly review this question and help me out on this as my exams are nearing.

Thank You.
 
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The link you posted has nothing to do with your specific question, so I removed it. It strikes me as an attempt to spam us. However, I will give you the benefit of the doubt.

Can you show us what you think you should do? Perhaps you should isolate the absolute valued expression...what do you find?
 
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