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Solve for a: 2a − 5 = a + 3 a =
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Solve for a: 2a − 5 = a + 3 a =

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</p><p>2a-5=a+3a \\</p><p>2a+5=4a \\</p><p>5=2a\implies a=(5)/(2)</p><p>

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