Evaluate 6t - 20 - 32u when t = 1/4

1 answer:

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Equation: 6 * 1/4 - 20 - 32u

Work:

6/4 - 20 - 32u

3/2 - 20 - 32u

-32u + (3/2 - 20)

-32u - 37/2

Final Answer:

-32u - 37/2 or -32u - 18 1/2

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