What is the value of a? 2(a+3a)-78-3b= -14
Question asked by: gabrielR80
Asked on: 12 Mar 2010
Let's re-arrange the equation to find the answer:
2(a+3a)-78-3b= -14
So, we know that 2a + 6a - 78 - 3b = -14
So 8a - 3b = 64
8a = 64 + 3b
a = 8 + 3/8b
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Replied at: 14 Mar 2010
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