Math, asked by airahshafiq07, 8 months ago

How many solutions does the following equation have? −6(x+7)=−4x−2 Thank you!

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Answered by yashdeepvr

1

Answer:

According to mathematics BODMAS Rule only one solution.

Step-by-step explanation:

=> −6(x+7) = −4x −2

=> -6x + 7 = -4x - 2

=> -6x + 4x = -2 - 7

=> -2x = -9

=> x = 9/2

Answered by tanejakca

0

Only one being linear equation with one variable

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