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For each equation, choose the statement that describes its solution. If applicable, give the solution. 4(y- 2) - 3y = 2(y - 6)
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For each equation, choose the statement that describes its solution.

If applicable, give the solution.
4(y- 2) - 3y = 2(y - 6)

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4(y-2) -3y=2(y-6)
First we solve the bracket
4y-8 -3y=2y -12
Then we group the like terms
4y-3y-2y=-12+8
-y=-4
So,
y=4
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