Q. How many solutions does this equation have?−6f=−3−6fChoices:(A)no solution(B)one solution(C)infinitely many solutions
Analyze Equation: Analyze the equation −6f=−3−6f. We can see that the term on the left side of the equation is identical to the term on the right side of the equation after the constant term −3.
Subtract to Isolate Constant: Subtract −6f from both sides of the equation to isolate the constant term.−6f+6f=−3−6f+6fThis simplifies to:0=−3
Analyzing Result: Analyze the result 0=−3. This statement is false for all values of f, as 0 can never equal −3.
Conclude Number of Solutions: Conclude the number of solutions.Since the statement 0=−3 is always false, it means that there are no values of f that can satisfy the equation −6f=−3−6f.
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