Examine the question. 6x−3=Ax−3−2x What value must A have for the equation to have infinitely many solutions? A.) -2 B.) 4 C.) 8 D.) 2

Rdanusha asked Jul 14, 2023

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Examine the question.

6x−3=Ax−3−2x
What value must A have for the equation to have infinitely many solutions?

A.) -2
B.) 4
C.) 8
D.) 2

Rdanusha asked Jul 14, 2023

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The answer for your question is 8

Lumi answered Jul 20, 2023

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