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2 years ago

Tyler was shoving an equation and his last line of work read -12=12. What does this mean

Mathematics

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wolverine [178]2 years ago

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-12 = 12 ....this is incorrect...meaning no solutions

if it ended in :

x = a number, or y = a number...means there is 1 solution

if it ended in :

-12 = 12....incorrect answer, means there is no solutions

if it ended in :

2 = 2 or -4 = -4....correct answer, but not variable...means infinite solutions

aksik [14]2 years ago

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