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3 years ago

How do I solve 9a-7=110

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6 0

You'll need to isolate 9a on the left side of this equation
Please add 7 to both sides of the eqn, obtaining 9a = 117.

Solve for a by dividing both sides by 9: a = 117/9 = 13 (answer)

Pepsi [2]3 years ago

4 0

$9a-7=110$

$9a=110+7
$

$9a=117
$

$a= \dfrac{117}{9}$

$a=13$

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