Pre-Algebra
Expressions and equations
Linear equations — one, none, infinite solutions
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Question 1
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A linear equation in one variable can have one of three types of solutions. Which statement correctly describes them?
All linear equations have exactly one solution
An equation has one solution, no solution, or infinitely many solutions
An equation always has at most two solutions
Linear equations cannot have ``no solution''
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