Absolute value describes the distance between zero and the number on the numbers, without any direction being taken into consideration. A number's absolute value is never negative, and the further discussion can be defined as follows:
Given:
[tex]\to \bold{|x-42.62|=23.37}[/tex]
To Find:
absolute value=?
Solution:
[tex]\to \bold{|x-42.62|=23.37}[/tex]
We know either
[tex]\to \bold{x-42.62 =23.37 \ \ or\ \ x-42.62=-23.37}[/tex]
Solving the value for x:
[tex]\to \bold{x-42.62=23.37} \ \ \ (Possibility 1) \\\\\to \bold{x-42.62=23.37} \\\\\to \bold{x=23.37+ 42.62} \\\\\to \bold{x=65.99} \\\\[/tex]
[tex]\to \bold{x-42.62= -23.37} \ \ \ (Possibility 2) \\\\\to \bold{x-42.62=-23.37} \\\\\to \bold{x=-23.37+ 42.62} \\\\\to \bold{x=19.25} \\\\[/tex]
So, the final value of x is "65.99 and 19.25".
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