How do you solve |6x - 5| > 0|6x−5|>0?
1 Answer
Jun 21, 2017
Explanation:
Remember the rule that:
|a|>b
a>b " " or " " a < -b
In this case, we have that:
|6x-5| > 0
6x-5 > 0 " " or " " 6x-5 < 0
Hmm... this is just a fancy way of saying that 6x-5 can't be 0. So:
6x-5 ne 0
6x ne 5
x ne 5/6
Final Answer