61/28 + a = 19/4a - 11/7

Mathematics

2 answers:

kondaur [170]3 years ago

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the answer for a = 1

m_a_m_a [10]3 years ago

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Simplify 19/4a to 19a/4

61/28 + a = 19a/4 - 11/7

Multiply both sides by 4

61/7 + 4a = 19a - 44/7

Subtract 4a from both sides

61/7 = 19a - 44/7 - 4a

Simplify 19a - 44/7 - 4a to 15a - 44/7

61/7 = 15a - 44/7

Add 44/7 to both sides

61/7 + 44/7 = 15a

Simplify 61/7 + 44/7 to 15

15 = 15a

Divide both sides by 15

1 = a

Switch sides

a = 1

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