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How do i solve for d ?3(2d-4) = 6(d-2)
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How do i solve for d ?3(2d-4) = 6(d-2)

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Solution:

Given the equation;


3(2d-4)=6(d-2)

SImplify:


6d-12=6d-12

Since the two sides of the equation are equal, d has infinitely many solutions.

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