Final answer:
After simplifying the given equation, we find that it simplifies to a false statement (8 = -20), indicating that there is no solution to the equation.
Step-by-step explanation:
To determine the solution type for the equation 8 + c = 5c - 4(c + 5), we first simplify the equation.
- Expand the right side of the equation: 5c - 4(c + 5) becomes 5c - 4c - 20.
- Simplify the right side by combining like terms: 5c - 4c - 20 simplifies to c - 20.
- Now we have the simplified equation: 8 + c = c - 20.
- Subtract c from both sides to get all the c terms on one side: 8 = -20.
- The variable c cancels out, and we are left with a false statement, 8 = -20, which indicates that there is no solution.
The solution type for the equation 8 + c = 5c - 4(c + 5) is (B) No solution.