Which statement is true for the equation 5n − 4 = 5n − 3? It has infinitely many solutions. It has two solutions. It has one solution. It has no solution.

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Which statement is true for the equation 5n − 4 = 5n − 3?

It has infinitely many solutions.
It has two solutions.
It has one solution.
It has no solution.

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Answer:

It would be no solution.

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Maxim Zabolotskikh answered Sep 2, 2018

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Answer:

no solution

Explanation:

add 4 to each side
subtract 5n to both sides
answer 0=1
no solution

Anand Iyer answered Sep 7, 2018

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