Solve.
4 consider the equation cx - d = 2x + 4.
a. replace c in the equation with 2. for...
Mathematics, 03.10.2019 05:00, masonroe0
Solve.
4 consider the equation cx - d = 2x + 4.
a. replace c in the equation with 2. for what value of d
would the equation have infinitely many solutions? explain.
b. replaced in the equation with 2. for what value
of would the equation have no solution? explain.
Answers: 1
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