How do solve the equation 4=3a-14

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Add 14 to both sides, giving you 18=3a
Now divide by 3 on both sides.
Your answer is a=6

Nim J answered Sep 11, 2015

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3a - 14 = 4 |add 14 to both sides

3a = 18 |divide both sides by 3

a = 6

Rabiyah answered Sep 14, 2015

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