How would you represent a situation that has more than 1 solution?

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Like in a graph? or just on a line?

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Softa [21]

I have no idea sorry

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Semenov [28]

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zubka84 [21]

I think it’s c hope this helps

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AlekseyPX

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inysia [295]

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