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How many solutions can be found for the equation 3y + 5 − 2y = 11? A.) Zero B.) One C.) Two D.) Infinitely many
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How many solutions can be found for the equation 3y + 5 − 2y = 11?

A.) Zero
B.) One
C.) Two
D.) Infinitely many

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How many solutions can be found for the equation 3y + 5 − 2y = 11?
A.) Zero
B.) One
C.) Two
D.) Infinitely many


The answer is B.one
User Waqas Raja
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Answer:

B.) One

Explanation:

3y + 5 − 2y = 11

y+5=11

y=11-5

y=6

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