An equation has an infinite number of solutions when the
variable equals itself. For example, x=x, both sides are equal. No matter what
values are given for x the terms of the equation will always be met. If an
equation has no solution you will get an untrue answer such as 6=2 when you see
something like 6=2, it has no solution because 6 cannot equal 2. Only 6=6 and
2=2.
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