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SHOW WORK! HElP! . How many solutions does the following equation have? 3(3 – 2t) = 10t - 14 a) 1 solution b) no solutions c) many solutions

SHOW WORK! HElP! . How many solutions does the following equation have? 3(3 – 2t) = 10t - 14 a) 1 solution b) no solutions c) many solutions
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SHOW WORK! HElP! . How many solutions does the following equation have?

3(3 – 2t) = 10t - 14
a) 1 solution
b) no solutions
c) many solutions

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User AngryDuck
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Answer:

a 1 solution

t=23/16

9-6t=10t-14

-6t-10t=-14-9

-16t=-23

Explanation:

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