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4 years ago

Solve equation 24a-22=-4 (1-6a)

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iren2701 [21]4 years ago

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$24a-22=-4(1-6a) \\
24a-22=-4+24a \\
24a-24a=-4+22 \\
0=18 \\
not \ true \\ \\
\boxed{\hbox{no solution}}$

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