Find the number of solutions to match the equation. Each solution is used only once.
One solution
Infinitely many solutions
No solution
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To determine the number of solutions for an equation, we typically analyze the equation’s structure:
1. One solution: This occurs when the equation is consistent and can be simplified to a unique value (e.g., a linear equation like (x + 2 = 5)).
2. Infinitely many solutions: This is often the case when the equation can be reduced to a tautology or identity (e.g., (2x + 3 = 2x + 3)), where variables cancel out, showing that any value for the variable satisfies the equation.
3. No solution: This occurs when the equation is inconsistent, meaning there is a contradiction (e.g., (3 = 4) as a result).
To provide a specific answer, I would need the particular equation you’re analyzing. Please share more details about the equation so I can assist you better!