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|5x−3|≤0 absolute value inequality

|5x−3|≤0 absolute value inequality
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|5x−3|≤0 absolute value inequality

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Explanation:

| 5x - 3| cannot be less than 0 .

∴ 5x - 3 = 0

x =
(3)/(5)

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