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Solve the following equation for 
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5(3x+3)=5(3x+3)

Solve the following equation for x x . Express your answer in the simplest form.\newline5(3x+3)=5(3x+3) 5(3 x+3)=5(3 x+3) \newline

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Q. Solve the following equation for x x . Express your answer in the simplest form.\newline5(3x+3)=5(3x+3) 5(3 x+3)=5(3 x+3) \newline
  1. Simplify Equation: First, we need to simplify both sides of the equation if possible.\newline5(3x+3)=5(3x+3)5(3x + 3) = 5(3x + 3)\newlineSince both sides of the equation are identical, they simplify to the same expression.
  2. Distribute 55: We can distribute the 55 on both sides of the equation.\newline5×3x+5×3=5×3x+5×35 \times 3x + 5 \times 3 = 5 \times 3x + 5 \times 3\newlineThis simplifies to:\newline15x+15=15x+1515x + 15 = 15x + 15
  3. Subtract 15x15x: Next, we subtract 15x15x from both sides of the equation to try to isolate xx.
    15x+1515x=15x+1515x15x + 15 - 15x = 15x + 15 - 15x
    This simplifies to:
    15=1515 = 15
  4. Verify Identity: We notice that the variable xx has been eliminated, and we are left with a statement that 1515 equals 1515, which is always true.\newlineThis means that the equation is an identity and is true for all values of xx.
  5. Infinite Solutions: Since the equation is true for all values of xx, there is no single solution for xx. Instead, xx can be any real number.

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