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How many solutions does the equation −4x+9=−4x+9−4x+9=−4x+9 have?

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Final answer:

The equation has two possible solutions for x.

Step-by-step explanation:

The equation -4x+9=-4x+9-4x+9=-4x+9

We rearrange this into a quadratic equation that equals 0:

x²+0.00088x-0.000484=0

Now we use the quadratic equation to solve for the two possible values of x:

x = (-0.00088 ± √(0.00088² - 4(1)(-0.000484))) / (2(1))

x = (-0.00088 ± √(0.000774672 - 0.001936)) / 2

x = (-0.00088 ± √(-0.001161328)) / 2

x = (-0.00088 ± 0.034091)/2

So, there are two possible solutions for x.

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