2a-9=-2a+15 helppppp

2 answers:

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2a−9+2a=−2a+15+2a4a−9=15

Step 2: Add 9 to both sides.4a−9+9=15+94a=24

Divide both sides by 4.‌4a/4‌=‌24/4

Answer:a=6

Tju [1.3M]3 years ago

4 0

2a - 9 = -2a + 15 |add 9 to both sides

2a = -2a + 24 |add 2a to both sides

4a = 24 |divide both sides by 4

a = 6

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