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2 years ago

Please solve number 27.) -5(3-q) +4 =5q-11

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meriva2 years ago

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$-5(3-q)+4=5q-11 \\ \\ -15+5q=5q-11 \\ \\ 5q-5q=-11+15 \\ \\ 0 \neq 4$

Taya2010 [7]2 years ago

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$-5(3-q)+4=5q-11\\\\-15+5q+4=5q-11\\\\5q-5q=-11+15-4\\\\0=0\\\\Equetion\ has\ infinitly\ many\ solutions.$

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