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How do you solve (15−a)/3 =−9?

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The value of a is 42.

Simply use cross multiplication :

The process of multiplying numbers in the shape of a fraction is called cross multiplication. Cross multiplying, also known as cross multiplication, is the process of multiplying the numerator of one fraction by the denominator of the other fraction on the other side of an equal symbol. Cross multiplication is a method for comparing fractions.

Both fractions with like and unlike parts are multiplied across. When employing the cross-multiplication procedure, we multiply the denominators as well as the numerators when a fraction is dissimilar, or when the denominators of two fractions are not alike.

[tex](15-a)/3=-9[/tex]

or, [tex]15-a=-9*3[/tex]

or,[tex]-a=-27-15[/tex]

or, [tex]a=42[/tex]

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