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What’s the answer to this equation |2x-4|=6
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What’s the answer to this equation |2x-4|=6

User Desmond Liang
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Answer:

x = 5

Explanation:

(2x-4) = 6

6+4 = 10

10-4 = 6

10÷2 = 5

X = 5

User Myrlande
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So first to beak absolute value you need to split the equation into
2x-4 = 6 and 2x-4 =-6
then solve normally
so x= 5,-1
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