2x + a = 5 -bx
Mathematics, 06.03.2021 07:50, jungkookie001
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In the following equation, a and b represent integers:
2x + a = 5 -bx
What values of a and b would create an equation with one solution? Fill in the blanks below to answer.
If a is ? and b is ?, the equation would have one solution.
What values of a and b would create an equation with no solution? Fill in the blanks below to answer.
If a is ? and b is ?, the equation would have no solutions.
What values of a and b would create an equation with infinitely many solutions? Fill in the blanks below to answer.
If a is ? and b is ?, the equation would have infinitely many solutions.
(? = Answers)
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In the following equation, a and b represent integers:
2x + a = 5 -bx
2x + a = 5 -bx
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