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Mauricio Hayes
28 November, 14:06
How to solve:
3+3 (-4a - 5) = - 108
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Jacquelyn Chavez
28 November, 16:41
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U would first expand the brackets.
3*-4a and 3*-5
now it looks like:
3-12a-15=-108
3-15=-12
-12-12a=-108
shift over the-12 by adding 12 on both sides
-12a=-96
divide by-12
a=8
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