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Solve. -2(2y-3)=7-4y -4/3 zero any real number no solution

1 answer:

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-2(2y-3)=7-4y
-4y + 6 = 7 - 4y Note in this statement -4y is on both sides of the equation, but 6 is added on the left and 7 is added on the right. As such, no number we substitute in for "y" will produce a true equality.

The answer is no solution.

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