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Solve the absolute value equation |2x + 4| – 3 = -5

Solve the absolute value equation |2x + 4| – 3 = -5
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Solve the absolute value equation |2x + 4| – 3 = -5

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The equation has No solution
User Msbmsb
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Answer is x=-3, -1. You have two x values because they are broken down into two equations
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