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Which linear equation has no solution? −3(2x−5)=15−6x

Which linear equation has no solution? −3(2x−5)=15−6x
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Which linear equation has no solution? −3(2x−5)=15−6x

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Answer:

x=0

Explanation:

-3(2x-5)=15-6x

-6x+15=15-6x

-6x+6x=15-15

x=0

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