Express a in terms of c and p 4(2a+p) = c+p+a

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Answer:

(c-3p)/(7)

Explanation:

1) 4(2a+p)=c+p+a

2) Expand: 8a+4p=c+p+a

3) subract a and 4p: 7a=c-3p

4) Divide: a=
(c-3p)/(7)

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