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6α+40=2α i need help someone please help
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6α+40=2α
i need help someone please help

User Lehoang
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subtract 2a and subtract 40 to the other side of the equation
4a = -40
divide by 4
a = -10
User Andrew Grothe
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Answer: -10

Explanation:

6a-2a=40

4a=-40

a = -10

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