Answer:
f=11
Step-by-step explanation:
If t=7, we can substitute it into the original equation:
f=(2)(7)-3
Simplify:
f=14-3
f=11
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Im sorry i really need to answer a question rn
There are two eights per quarter, and four quarters per whole, so there would be 14 eights in one and three quarters
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