Solving Absolute Value Equations Worksheet

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Name: Date: Class: Solving Absolute Value Equations Worksheet Evaluate if x = 5 1. x. 4x 3. x 4. x + 6 5. x 1 6. x. x + 5 8. x + 5 9. 5 x 10. 5 x 11. x + x 1. x 8 13. 3x + 10 14. x + 4 + x Solve each equation. Check Solutions. 15. x + 11 = 4 16. x 5 = 11 1. 3 x + = 36 18. 8 x 3 = 88 1 19. x + = 8 0. x = 6 3 1 1. 6x + 5 = 3. x + 9 = 30 3. 4x 3 = 4. x + = 0 5. 6 x 14 = 4 6. a + = a 4. + 3a = 11 a Use a calculator to evaluate each expression. 8. ( 3) + 10 9. ( 3) + 10 30. 3 4x 9 if x =.8 31. 3 4x 9 if x =. 3. 48 k 30 if k = 14 33. 4 5n 8 if n = Solving Absolute Value Equations Johnny Wolfe www.beaconlc.org Jay High School Santa Rosa County Florida September, 001

Solving Absolute Value Equations Worksheet Key Evaluate if x = 5 1. x 5. 4x 0 3. x 10 4. x + 6 1 5. x 1 36 6. x 5. x + 5 5 8. x + 5 15 9. 5 x 0 10. 5 x 0 11. x + x 0 1. x 8 4 13. 3x + 10 14. x + 4 + x 11 Solve each equation. Check Solutions. 15. x + 11 = 4 If x + 11 0 then x + 11 = 4 x = 31 Check Is 31 + 11 = 4 YES 16. x 5 = 11 If x 5 0 then x 5 = 11 x = 16 Check Is 16 5 = 11 YES If x + 11 < 0 then x + 11 = 4 x = 53 Check Is 31 + ( 53) = 4 YES If x 5 < 0 then x 5 = 11 x = 6 Check Is 6 5 = 11 YES The solution set is {31, 53} The solution set is {16, 6} 1. 3 x + = 36 Rewrite equation by dividing each side by 3. x + = 1 If x + 0 then x + = 1 x = 5 Check Is 3 5 + = 1 YES If x + < 0 then x + = 1 x = 19 Check Is 3 19 + = 1 YES The solution set is {5, 19} Solving Absolute Value Equations Johnny Wolfe www.beaconlc.org Jay High School Santa Rosa County Florida September, 001

18. 8 x 3 = 88 Rewrite equation by dividing each side by 8. x 3 = 11 If x 3 0 then x 3 = 11 x = 14 Check Is 8 14 3 = 88 YES 1 19. x + = 8 If x 3 < 0 then x 3 = 11 x = 8 Check Is 8 8 3 = 88 YES {14, 8} If 1 x + 0 then 1 x + = 8 1 x = 6 x = 1 If 1 x + < 0 then 1 x + = 8 1 x = 10 x = 0 {1, 0} Check Is 1 (1) + = 8 YES Check Is 1 ( 0) + = 8 YES 0. x 3 = 6 If x 3 0 then x 3 = 6 x = 3 5 Check Is 5 = 6 YES 3 3 If x 3 < 0 then x 3 = 6 x = 11 3 11 Check Is = 6 YES 3 3 5 11 {, } 3 3 1. 3 1 6x + 5 = Rewrite the equation by multiplying each side by 3. 6x + 5 = 1 If 6x + 5 0 then 6x + 5 = 1 6x = 16 x = 3 8 Check Is 3 1 6( 3 8 ) + 5 = YES If 6x + 5 < 0 then 6x + 5 = 1 6x = 6 x = 13 3 1 13 Check Is 6( ) + 5 = YES 3 3 8 13 {, } 3 3 Solving Absolute Value Equations Johnny Wolfe www.beaconlc.org Jay High School Santa Rosa County Florida September, 001

. x + 9 = 30 If x + 9 0 then x + 9 = 30 x = 1 x = 1 Check Is ( 1 ) + 9 = 30 YES If x + 9 < 0 then x + 9 = 30 x = 3 x = 39 39 Check Is ( ) + 9 = 30 YES 1 39 {, } 3. 4x 3 = Since the absolute value of a number cannot be negative, there is no solution Ǿ 4. x + = 0 Since the absolute value is equal to zero, there can only be one solution x + = 0 x = x = Check Is ( )+ = 0 YES { } 5. 6 x 14 = 4 Rewrite equation by dividing both sides by negative 6 x 14 = If x 14 0 then x 14 = x = 1 x = 1 If x 14 < 0 then x 14 = x = x = Check Is 6 ( 1 ) 14 = 4 YES Check Is 6 ( ) 14 = 4 YES { 1, } Solving Absolute Value Equations Johnny Wolfe www.beaconlc.org Jay High School Santa Rosa County Florida September, 001

6. a + = a 4 If a + 0 then a + = a 4 a = 11 Does not check because (a 4) must be positive If a + < 0 then a + = (a 4) 3a = 3 a = 1 Does not check because (a 4) must be positive. + 3a = 11 a If + 3a 0 then + 3a = 11 a 4a = 4 a = 1 Check Is + 3(1) = 11 (1) YES If + 3a < 0 then + 3a = (11 a) a = 18 a = 9 Check Is + 3( 9) = 11 ( 9) YES Use a calculator to evaluate each expression. 8. ( 3) + 10 11 9. ( 3) + 10 31 30. 3 4x 9 if x =.8 6.6 31. 3 4x 9 if x =. 0.6 3. 48 k 30 if k = 14 364 33. 4 5n 8 if n = Solving Absolute Value Equations Johnny Wolfe www.beaconlc.org Jay High School Santa Rosa County Florida September, 001

Student Name: Date: Solving Absolute Value Equations Checklist 1. On questions 1 thru 14, did the student evaluate the questions correctly? a. All 14 (0 points) b. 13 out of 14 (65 points) c. 1 out of 14 (60 points) d. 11 out of 14 (55 points) e. 10 out of 14 (50 points) f. 9 out of 14 (45 points) g. 8 out of 14 (40 points) h. out of 14 (35 points) i. 6 out of 14 (30 points) j. 5 out of 14 (5 points) k. 4 out of 14 (0 points) l. 3 out of 14 (15 points) m. out of 14 (10 points) n. 1 out of 14 (5 points). On question 15, did the student solve the equation correctly and check solution? 3. On question 16, did the student solve the equation correctly and check solution? 4. On question 1, did the student solve the equation correctly and check solution? 5. On question 18, did the student solve the equation correctly and check solution? 6. On question 19, did the student solve the equation correctly and check solution?. On question 0, did the student solve the equation correctly and check solution? 8. On question 1, did the student solve the equation correctly and check solution? 9. On question, did the student solve the equation correctly and check solution? Solving Absolute Value Equations Johnny Wolfe www.beaconlc.org Jay High School Santa Rosa County Florida September, 001

10. On question 3, did the student solve the equation correctly and check solution? 11. On question 4, did the student solve the equation correctly and check solution? 1. On question 5, did the student solve the equation correctly and check solution? 13. On question 6, did the student solve the equation correctly and check solution? 14. On question, did the student solve the equation correctly and check solution? 15. On questions 8 thru 33, did the student evaluate each problem correctly using a calculator? a. All six (30 points) b. 5 out of 6 (5 points) c. 4 out of 6 (0 points) d. 3 out of 6 (15 points) e. out of 6 (10 points) f. 1 out of 6 (5 points) Total Number of Points A B C D F 5 points and above 4 points and above 196 points and above 168 points and above 16 points and below Any score below C needs remediation! NOTE: The sole purpose of this checklist is to aide the teacher in identifying students that need remediation. Students who meet the C criteria are ready for the next level of learning. The teacher, when assigning grades to the handout, may also use a percentage to assign grades. Solving Absolute Value Equations Johnny Wolfe www.beaconlc.org Jay High School Santa Rosa County Florida September, 001