SOLUTION: -3+7-4=-2a+3a im not sure what the formula is for this equation. i've tried to add the like terms but i dont know if thats what is needed
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Question 105604: -3+7-4=-2a+3a im not sure what the formula is for this equation. i've tried to add the like terms but i dont know if thats what is needed
Answer by MathLover1(20849) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
add all like terms on left side and pull out of parenthesis common factor on right side
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