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An equation is shown. 4X+3 = 2(2X+ 3/2 Which statement correctly explains why this equation has infinitely many solutions? The equation holds true for all values of x. Solving the equation leads to a false equality. There is no value for x that would make 3 equal to 32. The solution to an equation with infinitely many solutions is a negative number.
where is the other parenthesis?
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@hippo4 i need an answer if you want this answered
4X+3 = 2(2X+ 3/2)
ok thanks that makes it much easier
ok so 4x+3=4x+3 when you distribute
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so D there can be infinitely many solutions to x
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