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What is the sloution to the equation -6(3a+4)=3a-3
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What is the sloution to the equation
-6(3a+4)=3a-3

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The answer is -6=-6, and the steps are shown below
What is the sloution to the equation -6(3a+4)=3a-3-example-1
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