An extraneous solution can be defined as:

Select one:

a. A solution that will work in any equation.

b. A solution that is not valid in the original equation.

c. A solution that can be positive or negative.

d. A second solution to an equation.

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Ben

Mathematics

28 August, 15:48

An extraneous solution can be defined as:

Select one:

a. A solution that will work in any equation.

b. A solution that is not valid in the original equation.

c. A solution that can be positive or negative.

d. A second solution to an equation.

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Gideon Benton · Answer 1

B: A solution that is not valid in the original equation

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That's what an Extraneous solution is, I don't know any other way to explain it. I've had my comment reported and deleted twice now for giving this answer.

An extraneous solution can be defined as:Select one:a. A solution that will work in any equation.b. A solution that is not valid in the original equation.c. A solution that can be positive or negative.d. A second solution to an equation.

An extraneous solution can be defined as:

Select one:

a. A solution that will work in any equation.

b. A solution that is not valid in the original equation.

c. A solution that can be positive or negative.

d. A second solution to an equation.