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Q.3

Imagine a number line. Absolute value is the distance from the origin. If two numbers have the same distance, the point on a number line will meet or be in the opposite direction.

From the assumption, we have proved that 2x^2+x-1=\pm(x^2+4x+1)

Case 1. 2x^2+x-1=x^2+4x+1x^2-3x-2=0

Solving the equation, you get x=\frac{3\pm\sqrt{17} }{2}.

Case 2. 2x^2+x-1=-(x^2+4x+1)3x^2+5x=0

Solving the equation, you get x=0 or x=-\frac{5}{3}.

Q.4

Note that x²-x-6=(x-3)(x+2). We can see x+2 common on both sides.

Note that absolute value is positive or 0. The absolute value is x+2. Therefore x+2≥0. → x≥-2

In solving such equations with absolute value, we must be extremely careful about their signs. We must separate into two possibilities, where it becomes positive, 0 or negative.

1. If x-3 is positive or 0, we will get (x-3)(x+2)≥0.

→ |x²-x-6|=x²-x-6

Now we have one simple equation x^2-x-6=x+2.

x^2-2x-8=0

Solving the equation gives you x=-2 or x=4.

2. If x-3 is negative, we will get (x-3)(x+2)≤0.

→  |x²-x-6|=-(x²-x-6)

We have an equation -x^2+x+6=x+2.

Solving this equation, we get x^2=4 therefore we get x=2.

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