When solving an absolute value equation, John only got one solution when the teacher said he should have 2 answers. When he checked his work he solved this equation 2x – 3 = 11 What equation should John

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Fintan Kearney asked Mar 13, 2022

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When solving an absolute value equation, John only got one solution when the

teacher said he should have 2 answers. When he checked his work he solved
this equation
2x – 3 = 11
What equation should John use to find the second solution?

Mathematics
high-school

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Answer:

2x+3=11

Explanation:

This is because he needs to change the sign to find the next one

Roman Kiss answered Mar 18, 2022

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