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Trevor simplifies a linear equation
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Trevor simplifies a linear equation

Trevor simplifies a linear equation-example-1
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Answer:

C :3

Explanation:

Whenever our simplification of a linear equation ends in a true statement, in this case 6=6, then our linear equation has infinitely many solutions.

Therefore, our answer is C.

even if we don’t know what x is we’ll still get an infinite amount of solutions

HOPE THIS HELPED :DDDD

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