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What is the solution to 5a - 15+9a=3a+29
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What is the solution to 5a - 15+9a=3a+29

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Answer:

a = 4

Explanation:

5a - 15 + 9a = 3a + 29

14a - 15 = 3a + 29

11a - 15 = 29

11a = 44

a = 4

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