Solve for A
A=2
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6A-18+5A=-A+14-5A+2
Combine -2A and 8A to get 6A.
11A-18=-A+14-5A+2
Combine 6A and 5A to get 11A.
11A-18=-A+16-5A
Add 14 and 2 to get 16.
11A-18+A=16-5A
Add A to both sides.
12A-18=16-5A
Combine 11A and A to get 12A.
12A-18+5A=16
Add 5A to both sides.
17A-18=16
Combine 12A and 5A to get 17A.
17A=16+18
Add 18 to both sides.
17A=34
Add 16 and 18 to get 34.
A=\frac{34}{17}
Divide both sides by 17.
A=2
Divide 34 by 17 to get 2.
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