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What is the answer to the absolute value of 2x minus 4 equals 10?
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What is the answer to the absolute value of 2x minus 4 equals 10?

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X= 7. First cancel out 4 by adding 4 and doing the same to the other side of the equation. So, 10+4=14. Then to get X by itself, divide both sides by 2. So, 2x divided by 2 is X alone and 14 divided by 2 is 7.
X=7
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