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This in an absolute value equation so might need to use the property:


\lvert x\rvert=a\Rightarrow x=\pm a

With this in mind we can solve it:


\begin{gathered} 7+3\lvert-2x-5\rvert=-8 \\ 3\lvert-2x-5\rvert=-8-7 \\ 3\lvert-2x-5\rvert=-15 \\ \lvert-2x-5\rvert=-(15)/(3) \\ \lvert-2x-5\rvert=-5 \end{gathered}

Now, since the absolute value is always positive this means that this equation has no solution.

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