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Solve the equation: 10(v+4)-2v=4(2v+1)-7.

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Final answer:

After simplifying and combining like terms, the variable terms cancel, resulting in '40 = -3', which is false; hence, there is no solution to the equation.

Step-by-step explanation:

The equation given is 10(v+4)-2v=4(2v+1)-7. To solve the equation, first expand both sides:

10v + 40 - 2v = 8v + 4 - 7,

then combine like terms:

8v + 40 = 8v - 3.

After simplifying, we see that the variable terms on both sides of the equation cancel each other out, resulting in:

40 = -3,

which is not a true statement. Therefore, there is no solution to this equation, as the variables cancel and leave a false inequality.

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