Does the equation 14 - 3x = -4x have one, many or no solution?

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Does the equation 14 - 3x = -4x have one, many or no solution?

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Answer:

One Solution

Explanation:

1. Re-arrange the terms:

-3x + 4x = 14

2. Collect Like-Terms:

x=-14

Therefore, the answer is one solution: x = -14.

hope that helps :D

Arun Bertil answered Nov 24, 2021

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Answer:

one solution,x=- 14

Explanation:

Dannie P answered Nov 27, 2021

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