Is x-3=x+3 one solution no solution or many solutions

The answer is no solutions

Step-by-step explanation:

Let's solve your equation step-by-step.

x−3=x+3

Step 1: Subtract x from both sides.

x−3−x=x+3−x

−3=3

Step 2: Add 3 to both sides.

−3+3=3+3

0=6

Therefore, no solutions :)

Hello!

In a function, each input has only one output. In A, three has two outputs, 4 and 5, so A is not a function.

In B, you can use something called the vertical line test to see if each x value has one y value as an output. You move an imaginary vertical line across the graph, and if it intersects with two points it is not a function. If we do this on our graph, it will not intersect two points. Therefore, B is a function.

In C, we can see that each input has one output, or there are all different inputs, so C is a function.

For D we can use that vertical line test again. It intersects both the points (-1,1) and (-1,6) so D is not a function

Our final answers are B and C.

I hope this helps!