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Why do these equations have different answers? What I did was change the side on one side of the equation, and solve for x.
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Why do these equations have different answers? What I did was change the side on one side of the equation, and solve for x.
If you change the sign, you must flip the inequality too.
Sorry sorry, I did my stupid old thing again by not giving the whole sum. This is the whole sum:
Solve the inequality
The mark scheme gives the correct answer as being
Aha, I get the right answer then. So what was wrong with my method, and why didn't it work? Should I always use the 'square both sides' method when it comes to solving modulus functions like this then?
Hello, yorkey!
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You could graph the expressions.
is a
-shaped graph with its vertex at (3,0).
is a
-shaped graph with its vertex at (-2,0).
When isabove
?
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y2 . . | . . y1
- - - - . - + - + - + - + - . - - - -
-2 -1 | 1 2 3
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Thank you! But I'm afraid I don't have time. It's my exams coming up, and this is but the shortest type of question that I can expect and it should take me only a minute or two.
Alright, thank you very much!