What is the solution to 5a+6 - 4a=2 (a-4)

What is the solution to 5a+6 - 4a=2 (a-4)

Answer:

Solve for A by simplifying both sides of the equation, then isolating the variable.

a=14

14=a

Step-by-step explanation:

5a+6 - 4a=2 (a-4)

Distribute 2

5a+6 - 4a = 2a-8

Use commutative property

(5a-4a = a)

a+6=2a-8

a-a+6=2a-a-8

6=a-8

6+8=a-8+8

14=a

(I hope I wrote my equations correctly so that they are not confusing sorry)