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Is 6x-4=-4+6x true for all one or no values
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Is 6x-4=-4+6x true for all one or no values

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Answer:

There are infinite solutions

Explanation:

6x-4=-4+6x

Subtract 6x from each side

6x-6x-4=-4+6x-6x

-4 = -4

This is always true, so no matter what value of x you put in, the equation is true.

There are infinite solutions

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