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2 years ago

Which values of P and Q result in an equation with no solutions? 83x+P=83x+Q

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aleksandr82 [10.1K]2 years ago

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83x+P=83x+Q

subtract 83x from each side

P=Q

if P does not Q there are no solutions

the lines would be parallel and never intersect if Q does not equal P

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