B. No solution
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Mathematics, 03.12.2020 18:40 nickeh30
How many solutions does the equation 2(9x−6)=18x+2 have?
A. Infinitely many
B. No solution
C. Number of solutions cannot be determined
D. One solution
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How many solutions does the equation 2(9x−6)=18x+2 have?
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