Math, asked by yesminagustinhernand, 3 months ago

2(2x−1)=(x+1)+3(x−1)
how many solutions do you have

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Answered by ranjeetasanjupc9x22

Answer:

no solution

0=0

LHS =0

RHS=0

Answered by GooseBumps123

Answer:

The total number of solutions should equal the highest exponent in the binomial: one solution for x, two solutions for x^2, or three solutions for x^3. Some binomials have repeat solutions. For example, the equation x^4 + 2x^3 = x^3(x + 2) has four solutions, but three are x = 0.

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