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6a - 4b = 6b + 2a
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Answer:


a = (5)/(2)b

Explanation:

6a - 4b = 6b + 2a

Combine like terms:

6a - 2a - 4b = 6b (Subtract '2a' from both sides)

4a = 6b + 4b (Add '4b' to both sides)

4a = 10b


a = (5)/(2)b (Divide both sides by 4)

Therefore, when simplified,
a = (5)/(2)b.

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