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3 years ago

Solve: g/3+11=25 Thank you so much!

2 answers:

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G/3 + 11 = 25

Multiply both sides by 3

3.(g/3) + 3 . 11 = 3. 25

g + 33 = 75

subtract 33 from both sides:

g = 75 - 33

g = 42

hope this helps :)

Anna71 [15]3 years ago

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G/3 + 11 = 25
-11 -11

g/3 = 14

g/3*3/1 = 14*3

14*3 = 42

g = 42

Answer: g = 42

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