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How many solutions does the following have? 3 (2x-4) = 2 (3x-6)
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How many solutions does the following have? 3 (2x-4) = 2 (3x-6)

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Answer: There are infinite solutions.

Explanation:

3(2x-4) = 2(3x-6)

6x - 12 = 6x - 12

-12 = -12

0 = 0

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