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Solve for ex determine if the equation has one none or infinite solutions 9(x+1)=3(5x+1)-12 The equation has one solution x = 0...Asked by Dino cat
Solve for z to determine if the equation has one, none, or infinite solutions.
1123(721)-10x (1 point)
The equation has one solution z=-1
The equation has infinite solutions
The equation has no solution
The equation has one solution z = -3
1123(721)-10x (1 point)
The equation has one solution z=-1
The equation has infinite solutions
The equation has no solution
The equation has one solution z = -3
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Let's break down the expression you provided to determine if there's a solution for \( z \).
It seems like the expression is not in a standard equation format. The part "1123(721) - 10x" seems to imply a mathematical operation, but it doesn't directly express \( z \).
To assess the possible solutions, we need to clarify the following:
1. What is the complete equation that needs to be solved? Is there an equals sign and an expression on the other side?
2. Define the relationship between \( x \) and \( z \).
If we were to rewrite it in terms of \( z \) assuming there's an equal sign missing (e.g., \( 1123(721) - 10x = z \)), we could analyze it further.
Please provide the complete equation or confirm the context so that I can assist accurately! Without a specific equation, I can't definitively state whether there are one, none, or infinite solutions for \( z \).
It seems like the expression is not in a standard equation format. The part "1123(721) - 10x" seems to imply a mathematical operation, but it doesn't directly express \( z \).
To assess the possible solutions, we need to clarify the following:
1. What is the complete equation that needs to be solved? Is there an equals sign and an expression on the other side?
2. Define the relationship between \( x \) and \( z \).
If we were to rewrite it in terms of \( z \) assuming there's an equal sign missing (e.g., \( 1123(721) - 10x = z \)), we could analyze it further.
Please provide the complete equation or confirm the context so that I can assist accurately! Without a specific equation, I can't definitively state whether there are one, none, or infinite solutions for \( z \).
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