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Example: Solve following.
| 10 x - 3 |= 0
Solution
Let's approach this one through a geometric standpoint. It is saying that the quantity in the absolute value bars has a distance of zero from the origin. There is just one number that has the property and i.e. zero itself. Thus, we must have,
10x - 3 = 0 ⇒ x = 3/10
In this case we acquire a single solution.
Thus, if b is zero then we can just drop the absolute value bars and solve the equation. Likewise, if b is negative then there will be no solution to the equation.
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