Equation Foundations

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1. Checking a Candidate Solution by Substitution

Over the integers, consider x+(-12)=-8 with candidate x=5. After substitution into the original equation, is the candidate a solution?

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No

The left side is 5+(-12)=-7, while the right side is -8; the two sides are not equal.

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2. Checking a Candidate Solution by Substitution

Over the integers, consider x+(-11)=-7 with candidate x=4. After substitution into the original equation, is the candidate a solution?

View answer and explanation

Yes

The left side is 4+(-11)=-7, while the right side is -7; the two sides are equal.

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3. Checking a Candidate Solution by Substitution

Over the integers, consider x+(-10)=-6 with candidate x=5. After substitution into the original equation, is the candidate a solution?

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No

The left side is 5+(-10)=-5, while the right side is -6; the two sides are not equal.

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4. Checking a Candidate Solution by Substitution

Over the integers, consider x+(-9)=-5 with candidate x=4. After substitution into the original equation, is the candidate a solution?

View answer and explanation

Yes

The left side is 4+(-9)=-5, while the right side is -5; the two sides are equal.

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5. Checking a Candidate Solution by Substitution

Over the integers, consider x+(-8)=-4 with candidate x=5. After substitution into the original equation, is the candidate a solution?

View answer and explanation

No

The left side is 5+(-8)=-3, while the right side is -4; the two sides are not equal.

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6. Checking a Candidate Solution by Substitution

Over the integers, consider x+(-7)=-3 with candidate x=4. After substitution into the original equation, is the candidate a solution?

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Yes

The left side is 4+(-7)=-3, while the right side is -3; the two sides are equal.

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7. Checking a Candidate Solution by Substitution

Over the integers, consider x+(-6)=-2 with candidate x=5. After substitution into the original equation, is the candidate a solution?

View answer and explanation

No

The left side is 5+(-6)=-1, while the right side is -2; the two sides are not equal.

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8. Checking a Candidate Solution by Substitution

Over the integers, consider x+(-5)=-1 with candidate x=4. After substitution into the original equation, is the candidate a solution?

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Yes

The left side is 4+(-5)=-1, while the right side is -1; the two sides are equal.

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9. Checking a Candidate Solution by Substitution

Over the integers, consider x+(-4)=0 with candidate x=5. After substitution into the original equation, is the candidate a solution?

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No

The left side is 5+(-4)=1, while the right side is 0; the two sides are not equal.

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10. Checking a Candidate Solution by Substitution

Over the integers, consider x+(-3)=1 with candidate x=4. After substitution into the original equation, is the candidate a solution?

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Yes

The left side is 4+(-3)=1, while the right side is 1; the two sides are equal.

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11. Checking a Candidate Solution by Substitution

Over the integers, consider x+(-2)=2 with candidate x=5. After substitution into the original equation, is the candidate a solution?

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No

The left side is 5+(-2)=3, while the right side is 2; the two sides are not equal.

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12. Checking a Candidate Solution by Substitution

Over the integers, consider x+(-1)=3 with candidate x=4. After substitution into the original equation, is the candidate a solution?

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Yes

The left side is 4+(-1)=3, while the right side is 3; the two sides are equal.

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13. Checking a Candidate Solution by Substitution

Over the integers, consider x+(0)=4 with candidate x=5. After substitution into the original equation, is the candidate a solution?

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No

The left side is 5+(0)=5, while the right side is 4; the two sides are not equal.

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14. Checking a Candidate Solution by Substitution

Over the integers, consider x+(1)=5 with candidate x=4. After substitution into the original equation, is the candidate a solution?

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Yes

The left side is 4+(1)=5, while the right side is 5; the two sides are equal.

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15. Checking a Candidate Solution by Substitution

Over the integers, consider x+(2)=6 with candidate x=5. After substitution into the original equation, is the candidate a solution?

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No

The left side is 5+(2)=7, while the right side is 6; the two sides are not equal.

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16. Checking a Candidate Solution by Substitution

Over the integers, consider x+(3)=7 with candidate x=4. After substitution into the original equation, is the candidate a solution?

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Yes

The left side is 4+(3)=7, while the right side is 7; the two sides are equal.

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17. Checking a Candidate Solution by Substitution

Over the integers, consider x+(4)=8 with candidate x=5. After substitution into the original equation, is the candidate a solution?

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No

The left side is 5+(4)=9, while the right side is 8; the two sides are not equal.

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18. Checking a Candidate Solution by Substitution

Over the integers, consider x+(5)=-8 with candidate x=-13. After substitution into the original equation, is the candidate a solution?

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Yes

The left side is -13+(5)=-8, while the right side is -8; the two sides are equal.

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19. Checking a Candidate Solution by Substitution

Over the integers, consider x+(6)=-7 with candidate x=-12. After substitution into the original equation, is the candidate a solution?

View answer and explanation

No

The left side is -12+(6)=-6, while the right side is -7; the two sides are not equal.

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20. Checking a Candidate Solution by Substitution

Over the integers, consider x+(7)=-6 with candidate x=-13. After substitution into the original equation, is the candidate a solution?

View answer and explanation

Yes

The left side is -13+(7)=-6, while the right side is -6; the two sides are equal.

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21. Checking a Candidate Solution by Substitution

Over the integers, consider x+(8)=-5 with candidate x=-12. After substitution into the original equation, is the candidate a solution?

View answer and explanation

No

The left side is -12+(8)=-4, while the right side is -5; the two sides are not equal.

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22. Checking a Candidate Solution by Substitution

Over the integers, consider x+(9)=-4 with candidate x=-13. After substitution into the original equation, is the candidate a solution?

View answer and explanation

Yes

The left side is -13+(9)=-4, while the right side is -4; the two sides are equal.

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23. Checking a Candidate Solution by Substitution

Over the integers, consider x+(10)=-3 with candidate x=-12. After substitution into the original equation, is the candidate a solution?

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No

The left side is -12+(10)=-2, while the right side is -3; the two sides are not equal.

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24. Checking a Candidate Solution by Substitution

Over the integers, consider x+(11)=-2 with candidate x=-13. After substitution into the original equation, is the candidate a solution?

View answer and explanation

Yes

The left side is -13+(11)=-2, while the right side is -2; the two sides are equal.

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25. Checking a Candidate Solution by Substitution

Over the integers, consider x+(12)=-1 with candidate x=-12. After substitution into the original equation, is the candidate a solution?

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No

The left side is -12+(12)=0, while the right side is -1; the two sides are not equal.

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26. Additive Equation

Solve x+(-15)=20 over the integers.

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35

x=20−(-15)=35; substituting back satisfies the original equation.

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27. Additive Equation

Solve x+(-14)=19 over the integers.

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33

x=19−(-14)=33; substituting back satisfies the original equation.

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28. Additive Equation

Solve x+(-13)=18 over the integers.

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31

x=18−(-13)=31; substituting back satisfies the original equation.

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29. Additive Equation

Solve x+(-12)=17 over the integers.

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29

x=17−(-12)=29; substituting back satisfies the original equation.

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30. Additive Equation

Solve x+(-11)=16 over the integers.

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27

x=16−(-11)=27; substituting back satisfies the original equation.

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31. Additive Equation

Solve x+(-10)=15 over the integers.

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25

x=15−(-10)=25; substituting back satisfies the original equation.

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32. Additive Equation

Solve x+(-9)=14 over the integers.

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23

x=14−(-9)=23; substituting back satisfies the original equation.

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33. Additive Equation

Solve x+(-8)=13 over the integers.

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21

x=13−(-8)=21; substituting back satisfies the original equation.

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34. Additive Equation

Solve x+(-7)=12 over the integers.

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19

x=12−(-7)=19; substituting back satisfies the original equation.

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35. Additive Equation

Solve x+(-6)=11 over the integers.

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17

x=11−(-6)=17; substituting back satisfies the original equation.

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36. Additive Equation

Solve x+(-5)=10 over the integers.

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15

x=10−(-5)=15; substituting back satisfies the original equation.

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37. Additive Equation

Solve x+(-4)=9 over the integers.

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13

x=9−(-4)=13; substituting back satisfies the original equation.

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38. Additive Equation

Solve x+(-3)=8 over the integers.

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11

x=8−(-3)=11; substituting back satisfies the original equation.

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39. Additive Equation

Solve x+(-2)=7 over the integers.

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9

x=7−(-2)=9; substituting back satisfies the original equation.

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40. Additive Equation

Solve x+(-1)=6 over the integers.

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7

x=6−(-1)=7; substituting back satisfies the original equation.

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41. Additive Equation

Solve x+(0)=5 over the integers.

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5

x=5−(0)=5; substituting back satisfies the original equation.

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42. Additive Equation

Solve x+(1)=4 over the integers.

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3

x=4−(1)=3; substituting back satisfies the original equation.

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43. Additive Equation

Solve x+(2)=3 over the integers.

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1

x=3−(2)=1; substituting back satisfies the original equation.

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44. Additive Equation

Solve x+(3)=2 over the integers.

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-1

x=2−(3)=-1; substituting back satisfies the original equation.

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45. Additive Equation

Solve x+(4)=1 over the integers.

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-3

x=1−(4)=-3; substituting back satisfies the original equation.

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46. Additive Equation

Solve x+(5)=0 over the integers.

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-5

x=0−(5)=-5; substituting back satisfies the original equation.

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47. Additive Equation

Solve x+(6)=-1 over the integers.

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-7

x=-1−(6)=-7; substituting back satisfies the original equation.

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48. Additive Equation

Solve x+(7)=-2 over the integers.

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-9

x=-2−(7)=-9; substituting back satisfies the original equation.

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49. Additive Equation

Solve x+(8)=-3 over the integers.

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-11

x=-3−(8)=-11; substituting back satisfies the original equation.

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50. Additive Equation

Solve x+(9)=-4 over the integers.

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-13

x=-4−(9)=-13; substituting back satisfies the original equation.

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51. Multiplicative Equation

Solve 1×x=-5 over the integers; the coefficient 1 is explicitly nonzero.

View answer and explanation

-5

1≠0, so x=-5/1=-5; substitution verifies the equality.

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52. Multiplicative Equation

Solve 2×x=-8 over the integers; the coefficient 2 is explicitly nonzero.

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-4

2≠0, so x=-8/2=-4; substitution verifies the equality.

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53. Multiplicative Equation

Solve 3×x=-9 over the integers; the coefficient 3 is explicitly nonzero.

View answer and explanation

-3

3≠0, so x=-9/3=-3; substitution verifies the equality.

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54. Multiplicative Equation

Solve 4×x=-8 over the integers; the coefficient 4 is explicitly nonzero.

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-2

4≠0, so x=-8/4=-2; substitution verifies the equality.

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55. Multiplicative Equation

Solve 5×x=-5 over the integers; the coefficient 5 is explicitly nonzero.

View answer and explanation

-1

5≠0, so x=-5/5=-1; substitution verifies the equality.

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56. Multiplicative Equation

Solve 6×x=0 over the integers; the coefficient 6 is explicitly nonzero.

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0

6≠0, so x=0/6=0; substitution verifies the equality.

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57. Multiplicative Equation

Solve 7×x=7 over the integers; the coefficient 7 is explicitly nonzero.

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1

7≠0, so x=7/7=1; substitution verifies the equality.

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58. Multiplicative Equation

Solve 8×x=16 over the integers; the coefficient 8 is explicitly nonzero.

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2

8≠0, so x=16/8=2; substitution verifies the equality.

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59. Multiplicative Equation

Solve 9×x=27 over the integers; the coefficient 9 is explicitly nonzero.

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3

9≠0, so x=27/9=3; substitution verifies the equality.

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60. Multiplicative Equation

Solve 1×x=4 over the integers; the coefficient 1 is explicitly nonzero.

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4

1≠0, so x=4/1=4; substitution verifies the equality.

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61. Multiplicative Equation

Solve 2×x=10 over the integers; the coefficient 2 is explicitly nonzero.

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5

2≠0, so x=10/2=5; substitution verifies the equality.

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62. Multiplicative Equation

Solve 3×x=-15 over the integers; the coefficient 3 is explicitly nonzero.

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-5

3≠0, so x=-15/3=-5; substitution verifies the equality.

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63. Multiplicative Equation

Solve 4×x=-16 over the integers; the coefficient 4 is explicitly nonzero.

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-4

4≠0, so x=-16/4=-4; substitution verifies the equality.

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64. Multiplicative Equation

Solve 5×x=-15 over the integers; the coefficient 5 is explicitly nonzero.

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-3

5≠0, so x=-15/5=-3; substitution verifies the equality.

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65. Multiplicative Equation

Solve 6×x=-12 over the integers; the coefficient 6 is explicitly nonzero.

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-2

6≠0, so x=-12/6=-2; substitution verifies the equality.

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66. Multiplicative Equation

Solve 7×x=-7 over the integers; the coefficient 7 is explicitly nonzero.

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-1

7≠0, so x=-7/7=-1; substitution verifies the equality.

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67. Multiplicative Equation

Solve 8×x=0 over the integers; the coefficient 8 is explicitly nonzero.

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0

8≠0, so x=0/8=0; substitution verifies the equality.

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68. Multiplicative Equation

Solve 9×x=9 over the integers; the coefficient 9 is explicitly nonzero.

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1

9≠0, so x=9/9=1; substitution verifies the equality.

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69. Multiplicative Equation

Solve 1×x=2 over the integers; the coefficient 1 is explicitly nonzero.

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2

1≠0, so x=2/1=2; substitution verifies the equality.

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70. Multiplicative Equation

Solve 2×x=6 over the integers; the coefficient 2 is explicitly nonzero.

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3

2≠0, so x=6/2=3; substitution verifies the equality.

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71. Multiplicative Equation

Solve 3×x=12 over the integers; the coefficient 3 is explicitly nonzero.

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4

3≠0, so x=12/3=4; substitution verifies the equality.

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72. Multiplicative Equation

Solve 4×x=20 over the integers; the coefficient 4 is explicitly nonzero.

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5

4≠0, so x=20/4=5; substitution verifies the equality.

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73. Multiplicative Equation

Solve 5×x=-25 over the integers; the coefficient 5 is explicitly nonzero.

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-5

5≠0, so x=-25/5=-5; substitution verifies the equality.

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74. Multiplicative Equation

Solve 6×x=-24 over the integers; the coefficient 6 is explicitly nonzero.

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-4

6≠0, so x=-24/6=-4; substitution verifies the equality.

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75. Multiplicative Equation

Solve 7×x=-21 over the integers; the coefficient 7 is explicitly nonzero.

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-3

7≠0, so x=-21/7=-3; substitution verifies the equality.

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76. Classifying a General Linear Equation

Over the rational numbers, classify the solution set of 2x+(0)=5x+(-6).

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unique solution x=2

(2−5)x=-6, so the equation has unique solution x=2.

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77. Classifying a General Linear Equation

Over the rational numbers, classify the solution set of 2x+(-3)=2x+(-3).

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infinitely many solutions

Both sides reduce to the same expression, so every rational x is a solution.

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78. Classifying a General Linear Equation

Over the rational numbers, classify the solution set of 3x+(2)=3x+(3).

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no solution

The variable terms cancel but the constants disagree, so there is no solution.

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79. Classifying a General Linear Equation

Over the rational numbers, classify the solution set of 5x+(3)=8x+(-3).

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unique solution x=2

(5−8)x=-6, so the equation has unique solution x=2.

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80. Classifying a General Linear Equation

Over the rational numbers, classify the solution set of 5x+(0)=5x+(0).

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infinitely many solutions

Both sides reduce to the same expression, so every rational x is a solution.

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81. Classifying a General Linear Equation

Over the rational numbers, classify the solution set of 6x+(5)=6x+(6).

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no solution

The variable terms cancel but the constants disagree, so there is no solution.

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82. Classifying a General Linear Equation

Over the rational numbers, classify the solution set of 8x+(6)=11x+(0).

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unique solution x=2

(8−11)x=-6, so the equation has unique solution x=2.

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83. Classifying a General Linear Equation

Over the rational numbers, classify the solution set of 8x+(3)=8x+(3).

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infinitely many solutions

Both sides reduce to the same expression, so every rational x is a solution.

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84. Classifying a General Linear Equation

Over the rational numbers, classify the solution set of 9x+(8)=9x+(9).

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no solution

The variable terms cancel but the constants disagree, so there is no solution.

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85. Classifying a General Linear Equation

Over the rational numbers, classify the solution set of 11x+(9)=14x+(3).

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unique solution x=2

(11−14)x=-6, so the equation has unique solution x=2.

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86. Classifying a General Linear Equation

Over the rational numbers, classify the solution set of 11x+(6)=11x+(6).

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infinitely many solutions

Both sides reduce to the same expression, so every rational x is a solution.

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87. Classifying a General Linear Equation

Over the rational numbers, classify the solution set of 12x+(11)=12x+(12).

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no solution

The variable terms cancel but the constants disagree, so there is no solution.

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88. Classifying a General Linear Equation

Over the rational numbers, classify the solution set of 14x+(12)=17x+(6).

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unique solution x=2

(14−17)x=-6, so the equation has unique solution x=2.

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89. Classifying a General Linear Equation

Over the rational numbers, classify the solution set of 14x+(9)=14x+(9).

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infinitely many solutions

Both sides reduce to the same expression, so every rational x is a solution.

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90. Classifying a General Linear Equation

Over the rational numbers, classify the solution set of 15x+(14)=15x+(15).

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no solution

The variable terms cancel but the constants disagree, so there is no solution.

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91. Classifying a General Linear Equation

Over the rational numbers, classify the solution set of 17x+(15)=20x+(9).

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unique solution x=2

(17−20)x=-6, so the equation has unique solution x=2.

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92. Classifying a General Linear Equation

Over the rational numbers, classify the solution set of 17x+(12)=17x+(12).

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infinitely many solutions

Both sides reduce to the same expression, so every rational x is a solution.

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93. Classifying a General Linear Equation

Over the rational numbers, classify the solution set of 18x+(17)=18x+(18).

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no solution

The variable terms cancel but the constants disagree, so there is no solution.

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94. Classifying a General Linear Equation

Over the rational numbers, classify the solution set of 20x+(18)=23x+(12).

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unique solution x=2

(20−23)x=-6, so the equation has unique solution x=2.

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95. Classifying a General Linear Equation

Over the rational numbers, classify the solution set of 20x+(15)=20x+(15).

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infinitely many solutions

Both sides reduce to the same expression, so every rational x is a solution.

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96. Classifying a General Linear Equation

Over the rational numbers, classify the solution set of 21x+(20)=21x+(21).

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no solution

The variable terms cancel but the constants disagree, so there is no solution.

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97. Classifying a General Linear Equation

Over the rational numbers, classify the solution set of 23x+(21)=26x+(15).

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unique solution x=2

(23−26)x=-6, so the equation has unique solution x=2.

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98. Classifying a General Linear Equation

Over the rational numbers, classify the solution set of 23x+(18)=23x+(18).

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infinitely many solutions

Both sides reduce to the same expression, so every rational x is a solution.

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99. Classifying a General Linear Equation

Over the rational numbers, classify the solution set of 24x+(23)=24x+(24).

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no solution

The variable terms cancel but the constants disagree, so there is no solution.

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100. Classifying a General Linear Equation

Over the rational numbers, classify the solution set of 26x+(24)=29x+(18).

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unique solution x=2

(26−29)x=-6, so the equation has unique solution x=2.

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