SOLUTION: How to solve linear equation : 2-6(m+1)=4(2-3m)+6

Question 1059349: How to solve linear equation : 2-6(m+1)=4(2-3m)+6
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How to solve linear equation : 2-6(m+1)=4(2-3m)+6
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Do it step by step:

2 - 6m - 6 = 8 - 12m + 6,

-4 - 6m = 14 - 12m,

12m - 6m = 14 + 4,

6m = 18,

m =   --->  m = 3.

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