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Solve the equation below. Show all work. Then, state whether the equation has one, infinite, or no solutions. 6n + 7 − 2n − 14 = 4n + 8
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Solve the equation below. Show all work. Then, state whether the equation has one, infinite, or no solutions.

6n + 7 − 2n − 14 = 4n + 8

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n=7

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