5 (3a-1) - 2 (3a-2) = 3 (a+2) + v

What would V be equivalent to?

A. - a-10 B. 3 (5a+2) C. 6a-7 D. 3 (2a-5) E. 6a-15 F. 3 (a+2) G. 6 (a-15) or H. - 6a-4

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Braylon Herrera

Mathematics

24 June, 05:34

5 (3a-1) - 2 (3a-2) = 3 (a+2) + v

What would V be equivalent to?

A. - a-10 B. 3 (5a+2) C. 6a-7 D. 3 (2a-5) E. 6a-15 F. 3 (a+2) G. 6 (a-15) or H. - 6a-4

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Dominique Becker · Answer 1

The answer is option C. 6a-7

Step-by-step explanation:

Given that

5 (3a-1) - 2 (3a-2) = 3 (a+2) + v

Solve for v

∴ v = 5 (3a-1) - 2 (3a-2) - 3 (a+2)

∴ v = 15a - 5 - 6a + 4 - 3a - 6

∴ v = 15a - 6a - 3a - 5 + 4 - 6

∴ v = 6a - 7

So the answer is option C. 6a-7

5 (3a-1) - 2 (3a-2) = 3 (a+2) + vWhat would V be equivalent to?A. - a-10 B. 3 (5a+2) C. 6a-7 D. 3 (2a-5) E. 6a-15 F. 3 (a+2) G. 6 (a-15) or H. - 6a-4

5 (3a-1) - 2 (3a-2) = 3 (a+2) + v

What would V be equivalent to?

A. - a-10 B. 3 (5a+2) C. 6a-7 D. 3 (2a-5) E. 6a-15 F. 3 (a+2) G. 6 (a-15) or H. - 6a-4