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Solve 3(4b – 2) = -6 + 12b

Solve 3(4b – 2) = -6 + 12b
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Solve 3(4b – 2) = -6 + 12b

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3(4b-2)=-6+12b
12b+-6=-6+12b
0b=0
The answer is 0 or no answer
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All real numbers make his equation true.

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