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How many solutions can be found for the set of linear equations? 7(x + 2) and 7x + 14 a.no solution b.one solution c.two solutions d.infinite many solutions?

How many solutions can be found for the set of linear equations? 7(x + 2) and 7x + 14 a.no solution b.one solution c.two solutions d.infinite many solutions?
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How many solutions can be found for the set of linear equations? 7(x + 2) and 7x + 14

a.no solution
b.one solution
c.two solutions
d.infinite many solutions?

User Cyrille Pontvieux
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Answer:

infinite

Explanation:

same line

User Mdziob
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7(x + 2) = 7x + 14...and 7x + 14

there will be infinite solutions because these 2 equations are the same line
User SlowerPhoton
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