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Never True Sometimes True Always True (Infinite) 3+x=x+3
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Never True
Sometimes True
Always True (Infinite)
3+x=x+3

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Always true because when adding it does not matter the order of addends I hope this helps
User Mark Karpov
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Answer:

Always True (infinite)

Explanation:

If you try and isolate the x variable... you will end up with the equation 0 = 0

Any time you end up with the equation 0 = 0, there are an infinite number of solutions.

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