## Godlovesme one year ago help ASAP!! i suck at absolute value equations .-. for which value of a does 4=a|x-4| have no solution A. -6 B. 0 C. 4 D. 6

1. Godlovesme

@Nnesha

2. Godlovesme

help pwease :)

3. Nnesha

sorry laptop just turned off

4. Godlovesme

its ok c:

5. Nnesha

alright substitution would work substitute a for each option

6. Nnesha

and remember when an absolute value equal to a negative number/varaible then there would no solution

7. Godlovesme

ok help me out with this 4= a + |-6-4| would it be 4= a -10 or 4= a+10 ?

8. Nnesha

which value of a so substitute a for each option

9. Godlovesme

ohhhhhhhhh so i substitute for a then solve for x and plug it back in?

10. Nnesha

ye right substitute a for each option solve for x

11. Godlovesme

ok got it thanks nnesha <3333 :*

12. Nnesha

sure ?? np \o^_^o/

13. Nnesha

what did you get ??

14. Godlovesme

hold on

15. Nnesha

ok \o^_^o/

16. Nnesha

sorry i gtg but remember |dw:1444083403076:dw|

17. Godlovesme

i got D. 6

18. Godlovesme

i know ur not on but thanks for helping <3 love ya nnesh ^_^

19. Nnesha

hmm it's not d $\huge\rm 4 = 6 \left| x-4 \right|$ divide both sides by 6 $\frac{ 4 }{ 6}=\left| x-4 \right|$ 4/6 is positive so you can solve for x remember like i said if the absolute equal or greater than to 0 then you will get 2 solutions