How many solutions does this equation have? 6h−(9−3h)=6−3(h+2)

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Zhan · Answer 1 · 2022-11-15T22:10:26+0000

It has no solution but it has a answer.

Answer:h = 3/4

Exact form: h = 3/4

Decimal form: h = 0.75

Explanation:

What I did was Factor and set each factor equal to zero. Also I tried to Find All Complex Solutions and it only has one, and how I came up with the solution is by solving the Inequality for h.

How many solutions does this equation have? 6h−(9−3h)=6−3(h+2)

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