Math, asked by laukikjain6668, 11 months ago

How do you solve |5x−5|=15?

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Answered by rosecatcher

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heya

|5x-5| = 15

=> 5x-5 = +/- 15

first take +15

=> 5x = 20

x = 4

now take -15

=> 5x = -10

x = (-2)

i hope it helps

Answered by shanketusinha

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