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Michael and Pedro both solved the equation: -5 + 7p + 14 + 11p = 9 (2p + 1) Michael says that there are no solutions to the equation. Pedro says that there are infinitely many solutions. Who is correct?
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Michael and Pedro both solved the equation: -5 + 7p + 14 + 11p = 9 (2p + 1) Michael says that there are no solutions to the equation. Pedro says that there are infinitely many solutions. Who is correct?

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Answer:

Explanation:

-5 + 7p + 14 + 11p = 18p + 9

18p + 9 = 18p + 9

0 = 0

Pedro is correct

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