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How to solve -3a + 52a

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Yuriy Kulikov asked

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Well it really depends of what a is equal to. But here it is with parenthesis;
( -3 x a ) + (52 x a) so you are adding -3 x a to 52 x a. If you know what a is I could give you the final answer.

Nilambar Sharma answered Mar 2, 2017

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Simple...

you have: -3a+52a

Simply add--->>

49a

Thus, your answer.

Clint Eastwood answered Mar 5, 2017

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