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PLEASE HELP: Solve for a. 4 1/5a -2.2 = -1 4/5a+ 3.8 Please show work!

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ANTONII [103]3 years ago

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4 1/5a-2.2=

4 1/5a=4.2a So,

4.2a-2.2=2a
__________
-1 4/5a+3.8=

-1 4/5a=-1.8a So,

-1.8a+3.8=+5.6

I think that is it!

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