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How many solutions are there for the equation given? *

3(-2x + 15) = -6(x + 1)
A)Infinitely Many Solutions
B)One Solution
C)No Solution

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The answer is b to the question
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Answer:

C)No Solution

Explanation:

3(-2x + 15) = -6(x + 1)

Distribute

-6x +45 = -6x -6

Add 6x to each side

-6x+6x +45 = -6x+6x -6

45 = -6

This is never true, so there is no solutions

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