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23 October, 18:22

Solve the equation:

|x+1|+|x-2|=3

+3
Answers (2)
  1. 23 October, 18:36
    0
    I think the correct answer is 3
  2. 23 October, 22:18
    0
    3

    Step-by-step explanation:

    Subtract

    |

    x

    -

    2

    |

    from both sides of the equation.

    |

    x

    -

    1

    |

    =

    3

    -

    |

    x

    -

    2

    |

    Reorder

    3

    and

    -

    |

    x

    -

    2

    |

    .

    |

    x

    -

    1

    |

    =

    -

    |

    x

    -

    2

    |

    +

    3

    Remove the absolute value term. This creates a

    ±

    on the right side of the equation because

    |

    x

    |

    =

    ±

    x

    .

    x

    -

    1

    =

    ±

    (

    -

    |

    x

    -

    2

    |

    +

    3

    )

    The result consists of both the positive and negative portions of the

    ±

    .

    x

    -

    1

    =

    -

    |

    x

    -

    2

    |

    +

    3

    x

    -

    1

    =

    -

    (

    -

    |

    x

    -

    2

    |

    +

    3

    )

    Solve

    x

    -

    1

    =

    -

    |

    x

    -

    2

    |

    +

    3

    for

    x

    .

    Tap for more steps ...

    x

    =

    3

    Solve

    x

    -

    1

    =

    -

    (

    -

    |

    x

    -

    2

    |

    +

    3

    )

    for

    x

    .

    Tap for more steps ...

    x

    =

    0

    Consolidate the solutions.

    x

    =

    3

    ,

    0
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