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Classify the equation as one solution, no solution, or infinity many solutions.

Classify the equation as one solution, no solution, or infinity many solutions.
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Classify the equation as one solution, no solution, or infinity many solutions.

Classify the equation as one solution, no solution, or infinity many solutions.-example-1
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No solution. Because using PEMDAS you would subtract 7x from both sides, leaving 3 = -4, which doesn't make sense.
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