Question

I need help with Terms

Answer 1

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Answer 2

@waterineyes

Answer 3

See, first of all where the LHS = RHS, that will give you infinite number of solutions..

Answer 4

For this, see 3..

Answer 5

ok?

Answer 6

In that, take 3 as common, and cancel it with denominator 3, what you will get?

Answer 7

1

Answer 8

\[\frac{3(x+1)}{3} =x+1 \\ x+1 = x+1\]
This you will get.. Right?

Answer 9

yes

Answer 10

See, LHS is exactly same as right hand side, so now you put any value of x, you will get LHS = RHS..

Answer 11

Since here, you can put any value of x for which LHS = RHS, so it is having infinite number of solutions..

Answer 12

So is number 2. A and number 4. B? Then number 3 is C?

Answer 13

And so number 1 is A as well then because x = -14.2

Answer 14

All other are true except for 1..
1 is not A, check it once again, how come you get \(x\) there as -14.2 ??

Answer 15

I'm not sure xD I'll redo my math.

Answer 16

\(2x -x = ??\)

Answer 17

Is 2x right?