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Your friend says the solution to 4x+20x−7=6(4x+3) is x=25. Solve 4x+20x−7=6(4x+3). What was your​ friend's likely​ error?

Your friend says the solution to 4x+20x−7=6(4x+3) is x=25. Solve 4x+20x−7=6(4x+3). What was your​ friend's likely​ error?
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Your friend says the solution to 4x+20x−7=6(4x+3) is x=25. Solve 4x+20x−7=6(4x+3). What was your​ friend's likely​ error?

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Answer: there is no solution

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