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When solving a linear equation in one variable there are 3 possible outcomes: one solution, no solutions or all real numbers are solutions

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When solving a linear equation in one variable there are 3 possible outcomes: one solution, no solutions or all real numbers are solutions.

Write an example of a linear equation that has no solution and one linear equation that has all real numbers as solutions.

Describe - in your words - how you "know" which type of equation you have.

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1.1 One-Step Equations

1.2 Two-Step Equation

1.3 General Linear Equations

1.4 Fractions 1.5 Formula

1.6 Absolute Value

1.8 Applications: Number and Geometr

1.10 Distance