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PLEASE HURRY AND ANSWER THIS IS DUE BY MIDNIGHT TnT

PLEASE HURRY AND ANSWER THIS IS DUE BY MIDNIGHT TnT-example-1

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To solve the equation 50 - (a/11) = 58, subtract 50 from both sides to get -(a/11) = 8. Then, multiply both sides by -11 to find that a = -88.

To solve for a in the equation 50 - (a/11) = 58, follow these steps:

First, we want to isolate the term containing a on one side of the equation. To do this, subtract 50 from both sides:

50 - (a/11) - 50 = 58 - 50

-(a/11) = 8

Next, to solve for a, multiply both sides by -11 (which is the reciprocal of 1/11):

-(a/11) * -11 = 8 * -11

a = -88

The solution for a is -88.

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