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Which statement is true about the equation 3/4 z – 1/4 z + 3 = 2/4 z + 5? It has no solution. It has one solution. It has two solutions. It has infinitely many solutions.
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Which statement is true about the equation 3/4 z – 1/4 z + 3 = 2/4 z + 5?

It has no solution.

It has one solution.

It has two solutions.

It has infinitely many solutions.

User Joel Smith
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The lines are parallel lines so they will not touch and therefore have no solution.
User Terkel
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well on the left hand side collect the like terms


( (3)/(4) - (1)/(4) ) z = ?

then see if it is equal to the right side..?

if it's not equal, there is no solution




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