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Solve the following equation for t:

2(t-2)-6t=20

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This solution provides a step by step response, which also explains how to check after solving to verify that the computed value is in fact correct. All factoring and rearranging of the equation is shown in the response as well.

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First apply the distributive property of multiplication to remove the parenthesis:
2t - 2 * 2 - 6t = 20
2t - 4 - 6t = 20

Secondly, move the ...

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