We have that
<span>[6x+5]=1+2*(3x+2)
[6x+5]=1+2*3x+2 --------> is not correct ------->1+ 2*(3x+2)=1+2*3x+2*2
then
</span>[6x+5]=1+6x+4---------------> [6x+5]=[6x+5]
<span>this equation is an identity, all real numbers are solutions.</span>
Answer:
A. Subtract x from both sides: (i.e. 5+x-12 = x-7 <--> 5-12 = -7)
This equation is identically true, so it holds no matter what x is.
B. This one is pretty self-explanatory
Step-by-step explanation:
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The constant 2 is the number of pears at the start, answer option 2.
Put a point at -9 because that is the y-intercept.then from the point -9 count up 5 and count over 3.
The answer is C Kay. Got it?
