SOLUTION: Solve the simultaneous equations y = |x - 5| and y = |3 - 2x| + 2
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Question 1184886: Solve the simultaneous equations y = |x - 5| and y = |3 - 2x| + 2
Answer by josgarithmetic(39618) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Not the whole solution, but both expressions of y would be equal, so
The critical x values are at 5 and at 3/2. Intervals on x using these critical points would be . Any values of the absolute values expressions are either negative or nonnegative; you determine which between negative or nonnegative in each interval. You may have three separate equations to solve, and then TEST each result in the original two equations.
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