How do you solve the equation abs(2/3x+2)=0?

1 Answer
Aug 28, 2017

When one has the form,

|f(x)| = C

then one writes two equations

f(x) = C and f(x) = -C

and then solves both equations for x. But, when C = 0, there is only 1 equation, because 0 = -0

Explanation:

Given: |2/3x+2|=0

The special case of C = 0 applies, therefore, we write only 1 equation:

2/3x+2 = 0

Solve for x:

2/3x = -2

x = -3