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Use the properties of equality to simplify the equation. Tell whether the equation has zero, one, or infinitely many solutions. 2z - 6 = 2(z + 2) - 10 Group of answer choices In…

Use the properties of equality to simplify the equation. Tell whether the equation has zero, one, or infinitely many solutions. 2z - 6 = 2(z + 2) - 10 Group of answer choices In…
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Use the properties of equality to simplify the equation. Tell whether the equation has zero, one, or infinitely many solutions.

2z - 6 = 2(z + 2) - 10

Group of answer choices

Infinitely many solutions

One solution

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Two solutions

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