Solve the equation. 6(s + 2) − 5s = 16 + s − 4 how many solutions are there

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Bob Brinks asked Feb 6, 2023

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Solve the equation. 6(s + 2) − 5s = 16 + s − 4 how many solutions are there

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it has many solutions :)

Varvara Stepanova answered Feb 7, 2023

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Answer: 0=0

Step-by-step explanation: After simplifying the equation we get 0=0, and 0=0 has infinitely many solutions.

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