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What does it mean when the result of solving a linear equation is x = 0?

What does it mean when the result of solving a linear equation is x = 0?
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What does it mean when the result of solving a linear equation is x = 0?

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If you solve a linear equation in one variable, "x=0" tells you that substituting 0 for x makes the equation true.


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