Learn the Easiest Way to Solve an Absolute Value Equation by Testing Two Cases

The video tutorial explains how to solve absolute value inequalities by first isolating the absolute value and then setting up two cases. The instructor emphasizes the importance of isolating the absolute value before proceeding. Once isolated, two cases are created: one for the positive and one for the negative scenario. The equations are solved, and the solutions are verified to ensure they satisfy the original inequality.

What are the final solutions obtained from the equation X + 4 = 14 and X + 4 = -14?

How do you verify if the solutions to the absolute value equation are correct?