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I need help with this problem from the student journal book, Math I . I dont know how to answer this.

|x-7|=c

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Answer:

x = c + 7 and x = c - 7

Explanation:

|x-7|=c can be broken into two separate parts, as follows:

Part 1: x - 7 = c, or x = c + 7

Part 2: -(x - 7) = c is equivalent to -x + 7 = c, or x = c - 7

Note that in Part 1 we simply drop the absolute value symbol | |.

On the other hand, in Part 2 we enclose x - 7 inside parentheses and then write a - sign in front of this result.

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