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Eduardwww [97]3 years ago

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Answer:

5(8 - 2t) = 2 + 16(4 + t)

open the brackets;

use 5 to mulitiply (8 - 2t) = 40 - 10t

use 16 to mulitiply (4 + t) = 64 + 16t

then we have 40 - 10t = 2 + 64 + 16t

collect like terms

40 - 2 - 64 = 16t + 10t

-26 = 26t

divide both sides by 26

t = -1

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