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Mathematics, 12.12.2019 14:31 pinolena64

Determine which equation below has a solution of a = 2.

a.

2a + 3a – 6 = –21

b.

8 = 3 + 4a – 3 – 5a

c.

–2 = 2 + 5a – 2 – 6a

d.

–4a + 3a – 6 = –4

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