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(07.01)How many solutions can be found for the equation x + 5 = x?

Zero
One
Two
Infinitely many

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We are given with an equation and had to choose the correct option from given

We are given with the equation :


{:\implies \quad \sf x+5=x}

Subtract x from both sides


{:\implies \quad \sf x+5-x=x-x}


{:\implies \quad \sf \cancel{x}+5-\cancel{x}=\cancel{x}-\cancel{x}}


{:\implies \quad \sf 5=0}


{\because} 5 ≠ 0 . So , the equation doesn't have any solution.

Hence , Option A) Zero is correct

User Batty
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Answer:

Zero

Explanation:

Let's start by solving the equation.


x+5=x

Subtract x from both sides


5=0

Therefore there are no solutions since this is not a true statement.

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