If |x + 3| = 4x - 3 and |y + 1| = 3, and x ≠ y, what is t...

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Absolute Values/Modules

If |x + 3| = 4x - 3 and |y + 1| = 3, and x ≠ y, what is the product of the unique solutions for x and y?

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A

-16

B

-8

C

-4

D

0

E

4

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