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Example Question #351 : Algebra
Solve for :
We need to isolate . Move all other terms to the right hand side of the equation:
Combine like terms:
Example Question #354 : Algebra
Solve for the value of :
To solve this absolute value equation, we need to set the right side of the equation equal to a positive and negative version in order to calculate the two options for absolute value.
OR
OR
OR
OR
Example Question #41 : Solving Equations
You are given the equations above. What is ?
We first solve each of the equations to find and
:
Therefore, .
Example Question #41 : Equations
You are given the following equation:
What is the value of ?
First, we need to solve the provided equation for .
We want to find the value of . We can put the equation in this form by subtracting
from each side:
Example Question #353 : Algebra
Solve .
or
or
or
Since we are solving an absolute value equation, , we must solve for both potential values of the equation:
1.)
2.)
Solving Equation 1:
Solving Equation 2:
Therefore, for ,
or
.
Example Question #1441 : Gmat Quantitative Reasoning
Solve for :
Not enough information provided
In order to solve for
, we need to isolate
on one side of the equation:
Example Question #354 : Algebra
Which of the following is a solution to the equation ?
Two of the other answers are correct.
In order to find values of and
for which
, we need to plug the values into the equation:
1.) :
Correct
2.):
Incorrect
3.) :
Incorrect
4.) :
Incorrect
Therefore, the only correct answer is .
Example Question #1441 : Problem Solving Questions
Solve for :
Not enough information provided
In order to solve the equation for , we need to isolate
on one side of the equation:
Reducing the fraction,
Example Question #41 : Solving Equations
Solve for in the equation
Example Question #363 : Algebra
Solve for in the equation:
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