which of the following equations does not have atleast one solution?
a.(-3)-x=-3x
b.-(3)x=-(3)-x
c.(-3)-x=-3x
d.3-x=(-3)x
e.3x=(-3)-x
a.(-3)-x=-3x
b.-(3)x=-(3)-x
c.(-3)-x=-3x
d.3-x=(-3)x
e.3x=(-3)-x
They all have 1 solution. In fact, the first three are the same equation:
-3 - x = -3x
I suspect there may be an issue of some sort with the parentheses.
The only way an equation of this sort can have no solution is if there is the same "amount of x" on both sides. Something like: 2x + 3 = 2x + 5
Then, 3 = 5, which is never true.
