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How do I solve this equation? 3|13-2t|=15

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/ 13 - 2t / = 15 ÷ 3 ;
/ 13 - 2t / = 5 ;
13 - 2t = + 5 or 13 - 2t = -5 ;
First equation, -2t = - 8; t = 4 ;
Second equation, -2t = - 18 ; t = 9 ;
The solutions are 4 and 9 .
User Maksim Simkin
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3 |13 - 2t | =15
|13-2t| = 15/3
\boxed


\hbox {We have two equations : 1. } |13-2t|=5

2.|13-2t|=-5


\hbox{The first: }
13-2t=5
2t=13-5
2t=8
\boxed {t=4}


\hbox { The second: } 13-2t=-5
2t=13-(-5)=18
\boxed {t=9}
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