How many solutions does the equation 9x+27=27 have ?

1 answer:

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First we rearrange to make x = a number

9x + 27 = 27 <- subtract 27 from both sides
9x = 0

When x ='s a number there is 1 solution.
The answer is 1 solution.

Here are some examples to distinguish how many solutions something has:
> No solution, 0 = 12
> One solution, Y = 6
> Infinite solutions, 0 = 0

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