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The number of real solutions of the equation is .
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We need the number of real solutions of
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A product is zero if at least one factor is zero. So either:
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Now examine the second factor: Each term is non-negative for every real :
Hence their sum is always .
- For the sum to be equal to , every non-negative term must individually be zero. So we would need: These imply simultaneously: which is impossible.
So, for every real .
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Therefore the only way the product can be zero is:
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Hence the equation has exactly one real solution.
Therefore, the number of real solutions is
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