SOLUTION: How may solutions exist to the equation f (x) = -4? I believe the answer is infinite number of solutions. Please let me know what you think and the rationale as to why. Thank yo

SOLUTION: How may solutions exist to the equation f (x) = -4? I believe the answer is infinite number of solutions. Please let me know what you think and the rationale as to why. Thank yo

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Question 1118892: How may solutions exist to the equation f (x) = -4? I believe the answer is infinite number of solutions. Please let me know what you think and the rationale as to why. Thank you.
Answer by josgarithmetic(39616) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Right. f is -4 for all values of x.
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