Question 1052103

A word problem is expressed as 3(2n+1)=2(2n+3)+5. 
This implies 6n+3=4n+6+5. The next step given as the solution eludes me as to how they came up with it. How does that turn into 2n=8 (and thus n=4)? I would appreciate an explanation here. Thank you!
<pre>3(2n + 1) = 2(2n + 3) + 5
  6n + 3 = 4n + 6 + 5 <==== This is where you are 
  6n + 3 = 4n + 11 -------- COMBINING like-terms + 6 and + 5 on right side
- 4n     - 4n ------------- Subtracting 4n from both sides in order to MOVE 4n to left side of equals sign, and subsequently ISOLATE n
  2n + 3 = 11 
     - 3  - 3 ------------- Subtracting 3 from both sides in order to MOVE 3 to right side of equals sign
  2n = 8
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