Emma substitutes 3 for x in a one-variable linear equation and finds that it makes the equation true. She then substitutes 5 for x then in the same linear equation true. What can you conclude about the number of solutions of the equation

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Gracie Figueroa

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29 July, 20:45

Emma substitutes 3 for x in a one-variable linear equation and finds that it makes the equation true. She then substitutes 5 for x then in the same linear equation true. What can you conclude about the number of solutions of the equation

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Armando · Answer 1

The equation has infinite solutions

Step-by-step explanation:

Linear equations can have zero, one or infinite solutions.

If Emma tested two values (3 and 5) for the same equation and they were both true solutions, this means that the equation has more than one solution.

If a linear equation has more than one solution, than the equation has infinite solutions.