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How many solutions does the following equation have? -5(z+1)=-2z+10−5(z+1)=−2z+10

How many solutions does the following equation have? -5(z+1)=-2z+10−5(z+1)=−2z+10
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How many solutions does the following equation have?
-5(z+1)=-2z+10−5(z+1)=−2z+10

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Answer:

The given equation has exactly one solution.

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Explanation:

the answer is 13 when we evaluate it

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