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Mathematics, 21.11.2019 18:31 divaughn1906

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solve the equation for a.

k = 4a + 9ab

a. a = k(4 + 9b)
b. a = 4(k + 9b)
c. a = 4+9b/k
d. a = k/4+9b

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