Which equation has no solution

A) |-x - 3| = 5

B) |2x - 1| = 0

C) |5 - 3x| = - 8

D) |-x + 9| = 0

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Beau Carroll

Mathematics

27 October, 12:58

Which equation has no solution

A) |-x - 3| = 5

B) |2x - 1| = 0

C) |5 - 3x| = - 8

D) |-x + 9| = 0

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Answers (2)

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Mylie Ewing · Answer 1

C) |5 - 3x| = - 8

C) Has no solution because the modulus would not result in a negative number = - 8.

The modulus is always positive.

Deshawn · Answer 2

That would be C.

Because absolute values cannot equal negative numbers. So if u have an absolute value ... doesn't matter what numbers are in it, it cannot equal a negative number. Now if that - 8, in problem C was a positive 8, then it would have 2 solutions.

Which equation has no solutionA) |-x - 3| = 5B) |2x - 1| = 0C) |5 - 3x| = - 8D) |-x + 9| = 0

Which equation has no solution

A) |-x - 3| = 5

B) |2x - 1| = 0

C) |5 - 3x| = - 8

D) |-x + 9| = 0