Jonathan T. answered 09/13/20
Calculus, Linear Algebra, and Differential Equations for College
Either the professor did not include enough information or you are just suppose to prove this by contradiction
Proof
Let A not be equal to C and let x = 0 then Ax=0=b and Cx=0=b.
Hence, when x=0 A and C can be anything.
Answer is FALSE
Q.E.D.
If you teacher said x does not equal the zero vector in the question, then that is a different story.