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The answer ... usually called the "solution" ... is the number that 'a' must be
in order for the statement to be true. There's only one such number.
You said that [ 1 - 4a = 21 ].
I would begin by adding ' 4a ' to each side of the equation:
1 = 21 + 4a
Now subtract 21 from each side:
-20 = 4a
Finally, divide each side by 4 :
-5 = a
What else can I help you with?
LCM of 14a and 21?
7...that is the LCM or least common multiple Because 7X2a=14a and 7X3=21
Add 14a plus 56a equals what?
70a
14a-4a plus 5a-3a equals?
12a
What does an equal 14a plus 5 minus 8an equals -1?
negative 1
How do you factorise 14a plus 21?
To factorize 14a + 21, you first need to find the greatest common factor of the two terms, which in this case is 7. You can factor out 7 from both terms to get 7(2a + 3). Therefore, the factorized form of 14a + 21 is 7(2a + 3).
What is the factor form of -14a-a2 equals 0?
a(-14-a) = 0 so a = 0 or a = -14
What is 35 - 14a equals -35?
a=5 (14 x 5 = 70 ; 35 - 70 = -35)
21 equals don a d?
21 equals dots on a dice
What times 21 equals 84?
28*21 equals 84
What does 14a minus 93 equal 49 minus 57a equals?
I'm assuming you mean: 14a - 93 = 49 - 57a If so then the answer is something like this... 14a + 57a = 49 + 93 which is... -> 71a = 142 which makes a = 142/71 = 2 so : a = 2 Hope that's what you were looking for! Your welcome if it was! :)
105 divided by 5 Equals?
21
What is 5q-29 equals 21?
5q-29 equals 21 5q equals 50 q = 5
