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    Solve the Equation\[5 - 6 A = 65\] \[A =\]
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Solve the Equation 5−6A=655 - 6 A = 655−6A=65 A=A =A=

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Solve the equation. 5−6A=655 - 6 A = 655−6A=65 A=A =A= __________

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