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What is the solution to the equation? a + 5 and two-thirds = 9 a + 5 and two-thirds = 9. a + 5 and two-thirds + 5 and two-thirds = 9 minus 5 and two-thirds. A = 3 and one-third. a + 5 and two-thirds = 9. a + 5 and two-thirds + 5 and two-thirds = 9 + 5 and two-thirds. A = 14 and two-thirds. a + 5 and two-thirds minus 5 and two-thirds = 9 + 5 and two-thirds. A = 14 and two-thirds.

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Answer:

- a + 5 and two-thirds minus 5 and two-thirds = 9 minus 5 and two-thirds

- A = 3 and one-third

Explanation:

Given the equations;

1)

To get the value of a, the following steps must be followed

Covert the mixed fraction to improper fraction

Subtract

a = 3 and one-third

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