3( 2x+7) = 6(x +4) -3 is this problem no solution, infinite solution, or one solution

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3( 2x+7) = 6(x +4) -3
is this problem no solution, infinite solution, or one solution

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Answer:

3(2x + 7) = 6(x +4) - 3

<=> 6x + 21 = 6x + 24 - 3

<=> 21 = 21

=> this problem is infinite solution

Explanation:

Dmitry Polyakovsky answered Dec 10, 2021

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