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Rusho
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Is this right:
x+1 = -2x+1
2x+x = 1-1
3x = 0
No solution?
x+1 = -2x+1
2x+x = 1-1
3x = 0
No solution?
No, that's not correct.Rusho said:Is this right:
x+1 = -2x+1
2x+x = 1-1
3x = 0
No solution?
Again, it's wrong...Rusho said:ok so
-x+1 = 2x-1
-3x = -2
x=-2/3
?
The absolute value of A is never negative.Rusho said:so |A| is |x+1| and B is 2x-1
|A| can be negative
B cannot
-x-1 = 2x-1
-2x-x = 1-1
-3x = 0 ?
I'm sorry if I'm just not seeing this
The equation is |x+1| = 2x-1
The variable is x.
The equation has two solutions.
To solve for x, you can use the following steps:
This equation is commonly used in linear algebra and can have various applications in fields such as physics, engineering, and economics.