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Is 4x-6=1/2(-12+8x) one solution, no solution, or infinite? show work

Is 4x-6=1/2(-12+8x) one solution, no solution, or infinite? show work
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Is 4x-6=1/2(-12+8x) one solution, no solution, or infinite? show work

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We have 1/2(-12+8x)
=(1/2)(-12)+(1/2)(8x)
=-6+4x=4x-6

Ok done :>>>
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Infinite Solution is the answer
Is 4x-6=1/2(-12+8x) one solution, no solution, or infinite? show work-example-1
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