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How to solve the equation -8a + 10q -5a
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How to solve the equation -8a + 10q -5a

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Simplify like terms

-8a - 5a + 10q

-13a + 10q

So your final answer is -13a + 10q

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If we simplify like terms, we get -13a + 10q
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