3 years ago

Does a=7 make 7a= 56? btw I hate math I am bad at it but I am good with other stuff

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a = 7

$7a = 56 \\ 7 \times 7 = 56 \\ 49 = 56$

=> 49 is not equal to 56, so a=7 will not make 7a= 56.

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Answer:

No, 7a does not equal 56. If a = 7, then 7a would equal 7 * 7. And, 7 * 7 = 49.

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