How many solutions does 8 + x/6 = x/6 - 4 + 5x/12 have? A. Infinitely many solutions B. No solutions C. Two solutions D. One solution

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How many solutions does

8 + x/6 = x/6 - 4 + 5x/12
have?
A. Infinitely many solutions
B. No solutions
C. Two solutions
D. One solution

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Answer:

Its D

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Abdo answered Jun 2, 2023

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Answer: C. One solution

Explanation:

8 + x/6 = x/6 - 4 + 5x/12

8= -4 +5x/12

96= -48 +5x

-5x = -144

x= 144/5; 28.8

Usama Karim answered Jun 5, 2023

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