10. Two students' solutions to the equation 6(x+4)3x-2 are shown. Both students made an error. Find the errors. Student 1
6(x+ 4) = 3x - 2
*+43x-2-6
** 43x-
*+4+3x-88
x+12 3x
12 - 2x
Student 2
6(x + 4) = 3x - 2
6x + 43x-2
3x + 4 =-2
3x + 4-4--2-4
3x = -6
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X
6X
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