Please help. 2/3 (x - 6) = 6

I used the distributive property but I have 2/3x = 10. How do I solve it?

6=6

Step-by-step explanation

if 2/3x=10

therefore

x=3/2x10

x=15

substitute x with 15

2/3 (15 - 6)=6

2/3(9)=6

6=6

step-by-step explanation:

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