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Which statement regarding the number of solutions for the linear equation shown below is true? 4(3x+8)−9=2(6x−8)+39 There are infinitely many solutions. There is exactly two solution There is exactly one
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Which statement regarding the number of solutions for the linear equation shown below is true?

4(3x+8)−9=2(6x−8)+39

There are infinitely many solutions.

There is exactly two solution

There is exactly one solution.



There is exactly one solution.



There is no solution. Pls show me how y'all got the answer thank you

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No Solutions it’s not possible
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No Solutions. hope it helped
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