How many solutions does the equation −5a 5a 9 = 8 have? none one two infinitely many

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Brut [27]1 year ago

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The given equation does not have any solution.

For given question,

We have been given an equation −5a + 5a + 9 = 8

We know that the like terms are those terms which have same variable to the same power.

Combine Like terms;

0 + 9 = 8

9 = 8

⇒ which is False.

This statement is false for any values of x

Therefore, the given equation does not have any solution.

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