'Solve for X in the equation, given A and B = | ~2'
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The question only gives us A and B, but not the equation itself. Without the equation, we cannot solve for X. Secondly, the notation "| ~2" is unclear. It is possible that it is meant to be an absolute value expression, but it is not clear what is inside the Show more…
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