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Find any solution(s) of 3a+2+4a−1=0.

Find any solution(s) of 3a+2+4a−1=0.
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Find any solution(s) of 3a+2+4a−1=0.

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Answer:

a= -1/7

Explanation:

7a = -1

a= -1/7

User Koira
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Answer:

Explanation:

3a + 2 + 4a − 1 = 0

7a = -1

a = -1/7

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