SOLUTION: two thirds a+2= 1/3(4a+1) or 2/3a+2=1/3(4a+1) (after distributing)

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Question 385092: two thirds a+2= 1/3(4a+1)
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2/3a+2=1/3(4a+1) (after distributing)

Answer by tara0066(31)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
First distribute the 1/3
2/3a+2=(4a)(1/3)+(1)(1/3)
2/3a+2=4/3a+1/3
Get your a terms together by subtracting 4/3a to both sides.
2/3a+2=4/3a+1/3
-4/3a -4/3a
2/3a+2=1/3
Subtract your 2 over to the 1/3
2/3a=-5/3
Multiply by the reciprocal of 2/3 which is 3/2.
(3/2)(2/3a)=(-5/3)(3/2)
a=-5/2

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