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Solve 4(6k -12) = 3 (8k - 16)

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Solve 4(6k -12) = 3 (8k - 16)

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or,24k-48=24k-48

or,24k-24k= -48+48

0=0

Jeyabalan Thavamani answered Jan 16, 2022

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i think the answer is 0=0

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