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Alex3 years ago

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

4b+5=t

First, you must get the variable alone! Substract 5 from both sides!

4b+5=t

-5 -5

The 5 cancels out because 5-5=0

The new equation is 4b=t-5

You must divide by 4 to get the variable alone since your solving for b!

4b=t-5

4 4

b= $\frac{t-5}{4} \\$

This is your answer!

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