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Tim is working to determine if each equation given by his teacher has zero, one or infinite solutions. You need to identify his mistake for each problem, work out the correct solution and submit the work on #3. Click Here for Rubric
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Question A.
9(5x+4)+5+x=45x+40
First we will "Distribute the 9 first."
9⋅5x+9⋅4+5+x=45x+40
Next we will simplify.
45x+36+5+x=45x+40
Now we will combine like terms.
45x+41=45x+40
Subtract
41=40
So this means there are zero solutions.
The correct answer is: (if there are infinite solutions then type "infinite" otherwise state the value for
x.
x=
On the next question you will be required to show your work for this problem.
Question A.
9(5x+4)+5+x=45x+40
First we will "Distribute the 9 first."
9⋅5x+9⋅4+5+x=45x+40
Next we will simplify.
45x+36+5+x=45x+40
Now we will combine like terms.
45x+41=45x+40
Subtract
41=40
So this means there are zero solutions.
The correct answer is: (if there are infinite solutions then type "infinite" otherwise state the value for
x.
x=
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