Explain why the equation "-6(s+2)=-6+2" has no solution

-6(s+2)=-6+2, s=-4/3

Step-by-step explanation:

-6(s+2)=-6+2

-6s-12=-4

-6sx=-4+12

s=8/-6

s=-4/3

Checking,

-6(-4/3+2)=-6+2

8-12=-6+2

-4=-4

True, Therefore, -6(s+2)=-6+2 has a solution.

step-by-step explanation: i dont

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