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2 years ago

Question no. 6, can anyone help?

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monitta2 years ago

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In order to find this you have to set i by itself first we will subtravt 40 from both sides(because 40 is s positive and in order to get rid of a positive you have to use a negative) now we have -40=5i, now divide 5 from both sides to get i=-8, that is what Terry will be givng from tip

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