Is there a solution too 4(b-1)=-4+4b

The answer is infinite, many solutions. That means there can be any value of b.

Let's try to solve for b.

First distribute...

4b - 4 = -4 + 4b

Combine like terms...

4b - 4b = -4 + 4

0 = 0

This tells us that the two equations (4b - 4 = -4 + 4b) are the same 2 lines. Therefore, there are an infinite number of solutions. Test it by substituting various numbers for b. They all work.

So is there only one solution? No. There are infinite solutions.

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