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3 August, 03:37

2x+1=2x+1 is an example of an identity that has an infinite amount of solutions

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  1. 3 August, 07:26
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    Yes. 2x+1 is equals to 2x+1 which means that it has an infinite amount of solutions.

    The only way it doesn't have an infinite amount of solutions is if the result is different.

    For example, 4x - 4 = 8

    The - 4 goes on the other side which turns it into + 4.

    4x = 12

    Divide by 4 on both sides.

    This gives you x = 3.

    This is an example of only one solution.

    2x+3 = x+3

    2x+3 is not equal to x+3.

    So this is a no solution.

    3x+6+2x = 5x+6

    Add the like terms together.

    3x+2x+6 = 5x+6

    5x+6 = 5x+6

    This statement is true, 5x+6 is equal to 5x+6.

    So this is an infinite amount of solutions.
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