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What value of g makes the equation 2g+6-14g=-6(g-5) true?​

What value of g makes the equation 2g+6-14g=-6(g-5) true?​
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What value of g makes the equation 2g+6-14g=-6(g-5) true?​

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User Jayendra Bhatt
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Answer:

g=-4

Explanation:

2g+6-14g=-6(g-5)

-12g+6=-6g+30

-6g+6=30

-6g=24

g=-4

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