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How many solutions does this equation have one, none, or infinite 12+2i-i=9i+6

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Answer:

i=3/4

Step-by-step explanation:

Assuming that we are treating "i" as a variable and not the constant "i":

12+2i-i=9i+6

12+i=9i+6

12=8i+6

6=8i

8i=6

i=6/8

i=3/4

Therefore, the equation has only one real solution which is i=3/4

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