How to solve 5(5a+3)=14a-29

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Wildnove · Answer 1 · 2016-12-24T06:40:30+0000

First step to solve this equation its multiply 5 times 5a and 3.
5(5a+3)=14a-29
25a+15=14a-29 /-14a
25a-14a+15=-29
11a+15=-29 /-15
11a=-29-15
11a=-44 /:4
a=-4 - its the answer

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