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Maestro Vladimir asked Dec 8, 2023

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3(x+4) -4 = 2(x+4) + x

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Maestro Vladimir asked Dec 8, 2023

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Answer:

All real numbers

The answer to this equation is 0=0

Explanation:

3(x+4)-4= 2(x+4)+x

3x+12-4= 2x+8+x

3x+8=3x+8

3x-3x=8-8

0=0 Answer

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Answer: Infinite Solution

Explanation:

3x+12-4=2x+8+x

3x+8=3x+8

Cscsaba answered Dec 13, 2023

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