Which equation has no solution? |4x – 2| = –6 |–2 – x| = 9 |3x + 6| = 6 |–2x + 8| = 0

option A has no solution

Step-by-step explanation:

Given are the 4 equation in absolute values.

i)

We find the left side is absolute value and cannot have negative but right side shows negative 6.

Hence no solution possible for this

ii)

This has two possibilies as

-2-x=9 or 2+x=9

x =-11 or x =7 thus 2 solutions are possible

iii) |3x+6|=6

has two possibilities as 3x+6 =6 or x=0 and

-3x-6=6 Or 3x =-12 or x =-4

Two solutions are possible

iv)

Either -2x+8=0 or 2x-8=0

In both cases x=4 thus one soluton is there

SO option A has no solution

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step-by-step explanation:

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db ≅ ac . . given (side)

bc ≅ bc . . reflexive property (side)

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