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Equations with Absolute Values

  • The absolute value of a number is its distance from zero on the number line.

  • The absolute value of x is written as |x|. It is always 0 or positive.

  • If |x| = a, the either x = a or x = -a. To solve an absolute value equation, solve both of these equations. The solution of the absolute value equation consists of all solutions to each of these equations.

  • An absolute value equation can have no solution.

  • The graph of the absolute value function has the shape of the letter V. The graph can be translated vertically or horizontally depending on the constants involved in the function.

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