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Is there no solution, one solution or many solutions for 21+2.5w=6+5.7w-3.2w+15?
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Is there no solution, one solution or many solutions for 21+2.5w=6+5.7w-3.2w+15?

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there are many solutions. infinite solutions at that. when you solve it it equals itself 2.5w+21= 2.5w+21 so that means all numbers would work as a solution.
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