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In order for the equation below to have infinitely many solutions, what must the value of m be? mx + 3(mx – 12) + 14 = 11(x – 2) + 5x
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@TheSmartOne
both side should be equal to have infinite solution
mx+3mx-36+14=11x-22+5x
For it to be infinite solution both sides have to be equal...
4mx-22=16x-22
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You get that^^ once you combine all your like terms...
So what do you think m=?
4 ?
Exactly...
Thank you so much
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