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Which of the following equations has no solution? 3x+1=2x+1 3x+1=3x+1 3x+1=3x+2
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Which of the following equations has no solution? 3x+1=2x+1 3x+1=3x+1 3x+1=3x+2
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Which of the following equations has no solution?
3x+1=2x+1
3x+1=3x+1
3x+1=3x+2
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The last equation has no real solution.
The second one has an infinite number.
The first equation has 0 as its only solution.
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3x + 1 = 3x + 2 has no solution.
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