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The equation y=2x+3 has
  1. Unique solution
  2. No solution
  3. Only two solutions
  4. Infinitely many solutions

A
Unique solution
B
No solution
C
Only two solutions
D
Infinitely many solutions
Solution
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As can be seen, the line for y=2x+3 extends up to infinity all over the number line.

For x=0,y=3, For x=1,y=5, For x=2,y=7

For every value of x we get the different value of y
Hence it will have infinitely many solutions.

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