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To make the equation
true:
- No values of
: Use any constant different from 8, e.g., . - All values of
: Use the same constant as on the left, e.g., . - One value of
: Use an expression involving , e.g., .
Solución
Certainly! Let’s analyze the equation and determine appropriate values to place after
to satisfy each of the given conditions.
Given Equation:
We need to choose a suitable [value] such that:
- No values of
satisfy the equation. - All values of
satisfy the equation. - Only one specific value of
satisfies the equation.
Let’s explore each scenario in detail.
1. No Values of
Satisfy the Equation
Objective: Make the equation false for all possible values of
.
Approach:
- Substitute [value] with a constant that is different from the constant term on the left side.
- This creates a contradiction, making the equation unsolvable.
Example:
Explanation:
- Subtract
from both sides: - This is a false statement, meaning there’s no solution.
General Rule:
Set [value] to any constant not equal to 8.
Set [value] to any constant not equal to 8.
2. All Values of
Satisfy the Equation
Objective: Make the equation always true, regardless of the value of
.
Approach:
- Substitute [value] with the same constant that’s on the left side.
- This ensures both sides of the equation are identical.
Example:
Explanation:
- Subtract
from both sides: - This is always true, meaning all values of
are solutions.
General Rule:
Set [value] to 8.
Set [value] to 8.
3. Only One Specific Value of
Satisfies the Equation
Objective: Make the equation true for exactly one value of
.
Approach:
- Substitute [value] with an expression involving
. - This introduces an additional variable, allowing the equation to be solvable for a unique
.
Example:
Simplify and Solve:
Explanation:
- The equation simplifies to
, meaning only satisfies the equation.
Another Example:
Simplify and Solve:
Explanation:
- The equation simplifies to
, meaning only satisfies the equation.
General Rule:
Set [value] to an expression of the form , where
. This introduces a variable term, allowing the equation to have a unique solution.
Set [value] to an expression of the form
Summary
-
No Solution:
(Any constant not equal to 8) -
All Solutions:
(The constant 8) -
One Solution:
(An expression involving, such as )
By appropriately choosing the [value], you can control the nature of the solutions to the equation.
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Bonus Knowledge
To make the equation true for no values of
, you could write a number on the right side that is not equal to 8, such as
. This creates a contradiction, as
will never equal
for any
.
For the case of all values of
, you could simply write
after
. This would make the equation
, which is true for every possible value of
.
To make the equation true for just one value of
, you could write
after
, where
is a constant that would form a specific solution. For instance, you could write
that should equal
to find an
that satisfies
only.
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