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14a - 3b + 9c = 18 for a
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14a - 3b + 9c = 18 for a

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Answer:

a=
(18+3b+9c)/(14)

Explanation:

You are looking for a meaning a needs to be alone.

So subtract -3b+9c from both sides

14a=18+3b+9c

Then divided the right side by 14 to get a alone.

a=
(18+3b+9c)/(14)

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