How many real solution are there in equation((x-2)(x-3))/((x-3)(x-4)) =-1

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How many real solution are there in equation
((x-2)(x-3))/((x-3)(x-4)) =-1

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Answer: 0

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Clemens Vasters answered Sep 14, 2023

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$(x-2)/(x-4)=-1, x \\eq 3 \\ \\ x-2=-x+4 \\ \\ 2x=6 \\ \\ x=3$

This contradicts the domain restriction, so there are no real solutions.

Shahlin Ibrahim answered Sep 17, 2023

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