For |f(x)| = a (a > 0): solve f(x) = a and f(x) = -a separately. For |f(x)| = |g(x)|: square both sides to get = , i.e., (f-g)(f+g) = 0, giving f = g or f = -g. Always verify solutions by substituting back, especially when squaring was involved.
Part of ALG-09 — Quadratic Inequalities & Modulus Functions
Modulus Equations — Two-Case Method
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