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WILL GIVE BRAINLIESTWhat is the value of a in the problem 4a-3=Dexplain answer

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In this case, you aren't going to get an integer for the value of a, but you can rearrange the equation to equal a.

4a-3=D   add 3 to both sides
4a=D+3    divide both sides by 4
a=(D+3)/4   here's your answer

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