21a - 6a
The expression "4a - 3 5a" seems to have a formatting issue. If it is meant to be "4a - 3 + 5a," you can combine like terms to simplify it to "9a - 3." If that's not the intended interpretation, please clarify the expression for a more accurate answer.
4a^2 - 5a^2 = -a^2
14a - 4a + 5a - 3a = 12a
5a - 10 = 4a + 8 is a linear equation in one variable.
4a - 5a^2
It is the same as: 9a -4a = 5a
A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A, and so on.
4a + a = 25 add 4a and a 5a = 25 then divide 25 by 5 a = 5
6-3a**2+7+4a-5a+18 3a**2-1a+31
5a or 4a squared
The GCF is 4a. The equation factors into 4a(5a + 9)
To solve the equation (6A - 18 - A = A - 8), first simplify the left side by combining like terms: (6A - A = 5A), so the equation becomes (5A - 18 = A - 8). Next, isolate (A) by subtracting (A) from both sides: (5A - A - 18 = -8), which simplifies to (4A - 18 = -8). Then, add 18 to both sides to get (4A = 10), and finally divide by 4 to find (A = 2.5).