The absolute value of anything (which can be written as |x|) always equals
[tex]\geq 0[/tex]
So an equation can be written as [tex]|x|=\geq 0[/tex]
However, if you get a specific equation, such as
x = |5 - 8 + 2|
There is only one specific solution.
Even though you get
x = |-1|
The answer is always positive because of the absolute value so that means
x = 1.
So that means a TYPICAL equation with a specific answer always has ONE solution.
