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Answer C and D please

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DENIUS [597]3 years ago

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Answer:

C. solution:

3(3c-2) = 5(2c-1)

or, 9c-6 = 10c-5

or, -6+5 =<em> </em>10c-9c

or, -1 = 1c

Hence, c = -1.

D. solution:

5(5-2a) = 4(6-a)

or, 25-10a = 24 - 4a

or, 25-24 = -4a+10a

or, 1 = 6a

or, 1/6 = a

Hence, a = 1/6.

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