Posted by jr on Wednesday, October 3, 2012 at 10:38pm.
since
|z| = z if z >=0
|z| = -z if z<0,
either
2 - (2x-5) = 0 if 2x-5>=0
or
2 - (-(2x-5)) = 0 if 2x-5 < 0
solve each for two solutions
Related Questions
Math - What is the first step. Explain please. Which expression is equivalent to...
math - solve the absolute value 3/2x+4/-1=11 // stands for brackets could ...
calculus - So I am suppose to evaulate this problem y=tan^4(2x) and I am ...
TO KIM - can you help me with this |2x - 3|^2 - 6|2x - 3| + 5=0 I know you are ...
Rational Expression - (x+1/2x-1 - x-1/2x+1) * (2x-1/x - 2x-1/x^2) (x+1/2x-1 - x-...
math - How do you find the anti derivative of: [(e^x^2-2x)/(e^x^2)] ? ∫...
Math - how does sin^2x-cos^2x =1 could someone explain or write down steps on ...
math - it says to decide wether the graphs are parallel lines to explain my ...
maths indices - Simplify: (2x+3)^3/2 + (2x+3)^-1/2 / 2x+3 Can anyone explain how...
algebra, math - can someone explain to me in written words what is the ...
For Further Reading
