Does x + 2 = -3(x+1) have exactly one solution?

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Allicarn asked Jun 15, 2023

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Does x + 2 = -3(x+1) have exactly one solution?

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Answer:

yes have on solution

Explanation:

Decimal

=-1.25

Fraction

=
-(5)/(4)

Mixed fraction

=
-1(1)/(4)

Naveen answered Jun 18, 2023

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Answer:

Yes

Explanation:

the solution would be -5/4

Cyril Beeckman answered Jun 20, 2023

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