How do you simplify #2x - 5x + 11= 2- 3x + 9#?

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Stephanie C. · Shwetank Mauria
Oct 22, 2016

Infinite solutions.

Explanation:

#2x-5x+11=2-3x+9#

Simplify similar terms on each side.

#-3x+11=-3x+11#

As you can see here, both sides are same, which means they can be cancelled out to nothing.

In such cases all values of #x# will satisfy the equation and hence we have infinite solutions given the domain.

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