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2 years ago

16-2t=3/2t+9 solve for t

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In-s [12.5K]2 years ago

7 0

answer: t=2

steps:

16-2t = 3/2t+9

7 = 3/2t + 2t

2 is 4/2

7 = 3/2t + 4/2t

7 = 7/2t

7/2t = 7

(2/7)7/2t=7(2/7)

t=7(2/7)

t=2

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