SOLUTION: 1/3(s-2)=s+4

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1/3(s - 2) = s + 4

Clear of fractions by multiplying both 
sides by LCD = 3


3[1/3(s - 2)] = 3(s + 4)

Cancel the 3 and the 1/3

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3[1/3(s - 2)] = 3(s + 4)
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       s - 2 = 3(s + 4)

Distribute the right side:

       s - 2 = 3s + 12

Add 2 to both sides

           s = 3s + 14

Add -3s to both sides

         -2s = 14

Divide both sides by -2

           s = -7

Edwin

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