Question 6 • (OC27) MATH COLL ALGEBRA-1200710-S1-Degele-VOL7006P
An absolute value equals 0 only when the expression inside it is 0. For choice D, solve −6x + 3 = 0, giving x = 1/2, so there is exactly one solution. Choice A has no solution because an absolute value cannot be negative; choices B and C each have two solutions because their absolute values equal positive numbers.
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