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6th grade math, assignment attached

Mathematics

1 answer:

timurjin [86]3 years ago

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Step-by-step explanation:

Q9. 5n + 8 = 43

5n = 43 - 8

5n = 35

n = 35/5

n = 7

Q10. y/6 - 7 = 4

y/6 = 4 + 7

y/6 = 11

y = 11×6

y = 66

Q11. 8w - 15 = 57

8w = 57 + 15

8w = 72

w = 72/8

w = 9

Q12. g/3 + 11 = 25

g/3 = 25 - 11

g/3 = 14

g = 14×3

g = 42

Q13. f/5 - 22 = -25

f/5 = -25 + 22

f/5 = -3

f = -3×5

f = -15

Q14. -4p + 19 = 11

4p = 19 - 11

4p = 8

p = 8/4

p= 2

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