Can somebody help me What is 4(x-1)=6

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7 0

4(x-1)=6 you start by dividing the whole equation by 4, so
x-1=6/4 simplify, x-1=3/2 then you add 1 to the whole equation
x=1 and 3/2 or x=5/2

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