24y - 22 = 4 ( 6y - 6 )

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Pie3 years ago

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I don’t think their is a solution to this equation
because if you expand the second half it is= 24y-24 which would make the equation
- 24y-22=24y-24
and because the number next to the y is the same on both sides, no matter what y is if we subtract different numbers from each side we will never get the same value for each side of the =

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