How many solutions does the following equation have?−4x−7+10x=−7+6xChoose 1 answer:(A) No solutions(B) Exactly one solution(C) Infinitely many solutions
Q. How many solutions does the following equation have?−4x−7+10x=−7+6xChoose 1 answer:(A) No solutions(B) Exactly one solution(C) Infinitely many solutions
Combine like terms: Combine like terms on both sides of the equation.−4x−7+10x=−7+6xCombine the x terms on the left side: −4x+10x=6xCombine the constant terms on the left side: −7=−7So the equation simplifies to:6x=−7+6x
Combine x terms: Subtract 6x from both sides of the equation to move all x terms to one side.6x−6x=−7+6x−6xThis simplifies to:0=−7
Combine constant terms: Analyze the simplified equation.0=−7 is a false statement, which means there is no value of x that can satisfy the equation.
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