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15(2x+2)=10(3x+4) equations with special cases

15(2x+2)=10(3x+4) equations with special cases
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15(2x+2)=10(3x+4) equations with special cases

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User Peter Teoh
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Answer:

no solution

Explanation:

15(2x+2)=10(3x+4) Distribute.

30x+30=30x+40 Subtract 30x from both sides.

-30x -30x

30=40

30 does not equal 40, so there is no solution.

Hope this helps!! Have a great day C:

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