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3. Given the equation 2(4x+1)=qx+5, what value of q would result in the equation having No Solution? A. q=1 B. q=2 C. q=5 D. q=8

3. Given the equation 2(4x+1)=qx+5, what value of q would result in the equation having No Solution? A. q=1 B. q=2 C. q=5 D. q=8
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3. Given the equation 2(4x+1)=qx+5, what value of q would result in the

equation having No Solution?
A. q=1
B. q=2
C. q=5
D. q=8

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User Niccolo
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I think the answer is D
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User Janier
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The answer is D. q=8
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