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2 years ago

Help me please I need an an answer asap

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storchak [24]2 years ago

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5A + 7 = 3A + 7 + 2A
We need to solve for A.

3A + 7 + 2A = 3A + 2A + 7 = 5A + 7 (We can add 3A and 2A because it's the same variable, so we add the coefficients)

5A + 7 = 3A + 7 + 2A
5A + 7 = 5A + 7

5A + 7 is always equal to 5A + 7 because it's the same equation. So the equation got infinitely many solutions.

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