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−∣2x+4∣+3= -4
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Answer:

x = -3/2

Explanation:

  • - |2x + 4| + 3 = -4

Remove the absolute value, since you can't solve anything inside. Everything becomes negative due to the negative sign on the outside.

  • -2x - 4 + 3 = -4

Combine -4 + 3, which results in -1.

  • -2x - 1 = -4

Move -1 over to the other side through adding, which results in -3.

  • -2x = -3

Divide -2 by -3, which doesn't go equally, so you leave it.

  • x = -3/2

Go as far as you need for an answer, all will work.

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