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1/2x+1/2x= x+1 The answer can be no solution and infinitely many solutions
Florian Dietz
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1/2x+1/2x= x+1
The answer can be no solution and infinitely many solutions
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1/2x+1/2x is the same as 1x or just x.
So then you rewrite it like this: x=x+1.
The answer is no solution because there are no numbers that can equal themselves plus one.
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