Are these equations infinite solution, no solution, or one solution?

1: - 14-8x=-2 (-3x+7)

2: 3+5x=5 (x+2) - 7

3: 36-7x=-7 (x-5)

1) one solution

2) Infinitely many solution

3) no solution

Step-by-step explanation:

The first equation is - 14-8x=-2 (-3x+7)

Let us expand the right hand side to get:

-14-8x=-2*-3x+-2*7

We multiply - 14-8x=6x-14

We group similar terms to get:

-8x-6x=-14+14

Combine similar terms to get:

-14x=0

Divide through by - 14 to get:

x=0

2) The second equation is 3+5x=5 (x+2) - 7

We expand to obtain:

3+5x=5x+5*2-7

Multiply to get:

3+5x=5x+10-7

This gives us

3+5x=5x+3

5x=5x

1=1

There is infinitely many solutions

3) The third equation is: 36-7x=-7 (x-5)

We expand to get:

36-7x=-7x+35

Group similar terms;

-7x+7x=35-36

0=-1

This statement is not true so there is no solution.