To have infinite solutions, the coefficient of x in both sides of the equation must be equal. Therefore, we need to find the missing coefficient of x on the right side of the equation.
On the left side, we have 2(24x+7), which can be simplified to 48x+14.
On the right side, we have 39x+x+14, which can be simplified to 40x+14.
To make the equation have infinite solutions, we need the coefficient of x on both sides to be equal. Therefore, we need the missing coefficient of x to be 48.
Determine the missing coefficient of x that would make this equation have infinite solutions. 2(24x+7)=39x+ x+14
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