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Solve the following formula for t. F=J+Jrt

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First, we separate all instances of t by subtracting J from both sides:

F = J + Jrt
F - J = Jrt

Then, we separate the t by dividing both sides by Jr:

$\frac{f - j}{jr} = t$
Therefore, t is equal to (F - J) ÷ Jr

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