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KiRa [710]
3 years ago
6

Which of the rolling equations have exactly one solutions ?

Mathematics
1 answer:
drek231 [11]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

All have exactly one solution

Step-by-step explanation:

a) -13x + 12 = 13x - 13

   +13x         +13x

-------------------------------

          12 = 26x - 13

         +13           +13

         -------------------

           25 = 26x

          -----   ------

           26     26

          25/26 = x

b) 12x + 12 = 13x - 12

   -12x          -12x

  -----------------------

          12 = x - 12

        +12       +12

        -----------------

            24 = x

c) 12x + 12 = 13x + 12

  -12x          -12x

 -----------------------------

           12 = x + 12

           0 = x

d) -13x + 12 = 13x + 13

   +13x           +13x

 -----------------------------

         12 = 26x + 13

        -13             -13

      -----------------------

          -1  = 26x

          ---      -----

          26       26

          -1/26 = x

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