Consider the equation \begin{equation} |2a-1|+|3b+2|=0 \end{equation}
Which of the following is true:
- $a>b$
- $a<b$
- $a=b$
- The relationship cannot be determined.
How can one solve for the range of possible values of $a$ and $b$? Thank you very much!
Consider the equation \begin{equation} |2a-1|+|3b+2|=0 \end{equation}
Which of the following is true:
How can one solve for the range of possible values of $a$ and $b$? Thank you very much!
Use:
$$|x|+|y|=0\iff |x|=0 \text{ and } |y|=0$$ $$|2a-1|=0\implies a=\frac12$$
$$|3b+2|=0\implies b=-\frac23 $$