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For which value of c will the equation 6y−8=c+6y have an infinite number of solutions? Question 1 options: -8 -6 -2 2 6 8
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For which value of c will the equation 6y−8=c+6y have an infinite number of solutions?
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2
6
8
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The answer -8 and
C = -8
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