SOLUTION: if 4a=i and i=2e show algebraically the number of a's needed to equal one e

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Question 1067588: if 4a=i and i=2e show algebraically the number of a's needed to equal one e
Answer by josgarithmetic(39617) About Me  (Show Source):
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Simple substitution principle; maybe also called transitive principle of equality in this kind of case

4a=i=2e

4a=2e

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