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What is the value of A in 2A×3W=12 and 6A-5W=8

What is the value of A in 2A×3W=12 and 6A-5W=8
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What is the value of A in 2A×3W=12 and 6A-5W=8

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1: a = 2/w
2: a = 5w/6 + 4/3
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