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Solve for x: 3|2x − 2| + 6 = 18.

x = 3, x = −3
x = 3, x = −1
x = 1, x = −1
x = −3, x = 1

User Sponge Bob
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The answer is x=3, x= -1
User Mwhittaker
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Answer:

Option 2 - x = 3, x = −1

Explanation:

Given : Expression
3|2x-2|+6= 18

To find : Solve the expression ?

Solution :

The expression gives an absolute function which means
|a|=-a,a

Expression
3|2x-2|+6= 18

1) Taking
3(2x-2)+6= 18

Solving,


6x-6+6= 18


6x= 18


x=(18)/(6)


x=3

2) Taking
3(-(2x-2))+6= 18

Solving,


3(-2x+2)+6= 18


-6x+6+6= 18


-6x+12=18


-6x=6


x=-(6)/(6)


x=-1

Therefore, The solution of
3|2x-2|+6= 18 is x=3,-1.

So, Option 2 is correct.

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