John has $1400 in his savings account and withdraws 2/7 of it. How much is left in his account?
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(b)
yes it is possible the formula is in part a, but we're given just the side rt and st, not rs, but not to worry we can get rs with subtraction. we can do 9-4=5 for rs. now we can plug in our values to find tu
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yes it is possible the formula is in part a, but we're given just the side rt and st, not rs, but not to worry we can get rs with subtraction. we can do 9-4=5 for rs. now we can plug in our values to find tu
simplify with algebra
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