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In the process of solving an equation, a student noticed that only integers remained on each side of the equation. The student concluded that the equation must have no solution. Is the student correct?
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In the process of solving an equation, a student noticed that only integers remained on each side of the equation. The student concluded that the equation must have no solution. Is the student correct? Explain.

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Answer: The student is correct

Explanation:

Equations involve looking for the

value of unknown variables eg x,y . In this situation, there are no unknown variables

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