The expression 5x + 11 is a linear equation in one variable, x. To determine the number of solutions, we would typically set the equation equal to zero or some other value and solve for x.
However, without an equality, 5x + 11 is just an algebraic expression, not an equation. So, as it stands, the expression does not have a solution in the sense that we have a value for x to satisfy an equation.
If you meant to provide an equation, such as 5x + 11 = 0, then we would have:
5x + 11 = 0
5x = -11
x = -11 / 5
In this case, there would be one solution for x, which is x = -11/5.
Without further context or an equality, I cannot definitively say whether the expression has zero, one, or infinitely many solutions. If you provide a complete equation, I can certainly help you determine the number of solutions.
5x+11
a zero solutions
b one solution
c infinitely many solutions
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