Final answer:
To determine which equations have x = 9 as a possible solution, substitute x = 9 into each equation. The equations that have x = 9 as a possible solution are [x] = 9, -|-x1 = -9, and -x = -9.
Step-by-step explanation:
To determine which equations have x = 9 as a possible solution, we can substitute x = 9 into each equation and see if it satisfies the equation.
- For [x] = 9, the absolute value of 9 is 9, so it satisfies the equation. x = 9 is a possible solution.
- For -x1 = 9, when we substitute x = 9, we get -9 = 9, which is not true. x = 9 is not a possible solution.
- For -|-x| = 9, when we substitute x = 9, we get -|9| = 9. The absolute value of 9 is 9, so -9 = 9 is not true. x = 9 is not a possible solution.
- For -|-x1 = -9, when we substitute x = 9, we get -|-9| = -9. The absolute value of 9 is 9, so -9 = -9 is true. x = 9 is a possible solution.
- For x = -9, substituting x = 9 gives us 9 = -9, which is not true. x = 9 is not a possible solution.
- For l-x] = 9, substituting x = 9 results in l-9] = 9. The absolute value of -9 is 9, so 9 = 9 is true. x = 9 is a possible solution.
- For -x = -9, substituting x = 9 gives us -9 = -9, which is true. x = 9 is a possible solution.
So, the equations that have x = 9 as a possible solution are: [x] = 9, -|-x1 = -9, and -x = -9.