Solving Absolute Value Equations with Quadratic and Rational Expressions
http://www.greenemath.com/ / mathematicsbyjgreene In this lesson, we learn how to apply our rule for solving absolute value equations: |u| = a, where u = a or u = -a to more complex examples. We will learn how to solve absolute value equations with quadratic expressions involved. Additionally, we will learn how to solve absolute value equations with rational expressions involved.
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