How many solutions does this equation have? 7a+ 5(a+3) = 8a +4(a+2) A. One solution B. Infinitely many solutions C. No solutions

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How many solutions does this equation have?

7a+ 5(a+3) = 8a +4(a+2)
A. One solution

B. Infinitely many solutions

C. No solutions

How many solutions does this equation have? 7a+ 5(a+3) = 8a +4(a+2) A. One solution-example-1

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Answer:

C) no solutions

Explanation:

7a+5(a+3)=8a+4(a+2)

7a+5a+15=8a+4a+8

12a+15=12a+8

-8 -8

12a+7=12a

No solutions

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Answer:

C. No Solutions

Explanation:

Aneeq Azam Khan answered Dec 10, 2022

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