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5(a - 1) - 15 = 3( a + 2 ) + 4

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5(a - 1) - 15 = 3( a + 2 ) + 4

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Answer: a=15

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FoxInFlame answered Sep 10, 2023

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Answer:

the answer is

a=15

Stephan Stamm answered Sep 14, 2023

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