The equation below has infinitely many solutions 12 + 4n = 4(n + 3) Is that true?

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AndyO · Answer 1 · 2021-01-20T23:59:59+0000

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yes

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an infinite solution is when each side of the equation is equal. And when you distribute 4 to n and 3, it becomes 4n+12, and that is the same as the other side of the equation

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