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harpazo Full Member Joined Jan 31, 2013 Messages 891 Sep 25, 2019 #1 See picture for question and solution.
D Deleted member 4993 Guest Sep 25, 2019 #2 harpazo said: See picture for question and solution. View attachment 13855 Click to expand... Correct but should be written as: \(\displaystyle x = \pm 1\) The "sign" should come before the number.
harpazo said: See picture for question and solution. View attachment 13855 Click to expand... Correct but should be written as: \(\displaystyle x = \pm 1\) The "sign" should come before the number.
Otis Elite Member Joined Apr 22, 2015 Messages 4,421 Sep 25, 2019 #3 When a plus-or-minus sign appears within an equation, it denotes two separate equations. So, we can also write: \(\;\) x = 1 \(\;\) OR \(\;\) x = -1 If you had chosen to express your answer like that, then I'm thinking you would not have written: x = 1+ \(\;\) OR \(\;\) x = 1-
When a plus-or-minus sign appears within an equation, it denotes two separate equations. So, we can also write: \(\;\) x = 1 \(\;\) OR \(\;\) x = -1 If you had chosen to express your answer like that, then I'm thinking you would not have written: x = 1+ \(\;\) OR \(\;\) x = 1-