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What is a-2÷5a+a+2÷5a​

What is a-2÷5a+a+2÷5a​
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What is a-2÷5a+a+2÷5a​

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Answer:

=2a

Explanation:

a-2/5a and a+2/5a cancel each other out and your left with a+a aka 2a

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