Explain the 2 different answers you can get when solving an equation and the variable is eliminated.

When you're solving an equation, there are three possibilities.  Two of which are chosen if your statement is true or not.

If you're able to get x alone, there is one solution.  However, If all of the variables are eliminated and you're left with a false statement, that will be no solution. Example: 1=5? False.

If all of the variables are eliminated and you're left with a true statement, that solution is all real numbers. Example: 5=5? True.

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