Solve each equation. If the equation is an identity or a contradiction, so indicate. $2 ( 5 - 3 t ) + 3 t = - 3 t + 11$
A) $R \text {, identity }$
B) $\{ \} \text {, contradiction }$

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Simplifying both sides of the equation, we get $10 - 6t + 3t = -3t + 11$. This simplifies to $10 - 3t = -3t + 11$. Subtracting $-3t$ from both sides gives $10 = 11$, which is a contradiction.

Solve Each Equation 2(5−3t)+3t=−3t+112 ( 5 - 3 t ) + 3 t = - 3 t + 112(5−3t)+3t=−3t+11

Solve Each Equation $2 ( 5 - 3 t ) + 3 t = - 3 t + 11$