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Solving equations with variables on both sides​
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Solving equations with variables on both sides​

Solving equations with variables on both sides​-example-1
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Answer:

a=-27

Explanation:

⅓a-6=-15

multiply by 3 on both sides

3(⅓a-6)=3(-15)

a-18=-45

add 18 on both sides

a=-45+18

a=-27

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