Mathematics, 12.08.2020 08:01 hernandez48tur
savanah solved the equation 3+4 multiplied by the absolute value of x/2+3=11 for one solution. her work is shown below. what is the other solution to the given absolute value equation: savanah's solution was x= -2
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, IF she solved for one of the solution and got x = -2, we are to solve for the other value of x. 
i.e 
, the expression becomes;
, the expression becomes;![3+4[-(\frac{x}{2} + 3)] = 11](/tpl/images/0719/8906/5ca78.png)
![3+4[-(\frac{x}{2} + 3)] = 11\\\\3+4(-\frac{x}{2} - 3)= 11\\\\3-4(\frac{x}{2}) -12 = 11\\\\3 - \frac{4x}{2} - 12 = 11\\\\3 - 2x-12 = 11\\\\-2x-9 = 11\\\\add \ 9 \ to \ both \ sides\\\\-2x-9+9 = 11+9\\-2x = 20\\\\x = -20/2\\\\x = -10](/tpl/images/0719/8906/3f761.png)
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