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3 years ago

200 = 16(6t - 13) t = ? Help!

2 answers:

5 0

Here's what you have to do.

You see "16(6t-13)"

Mupilty 16 and 13 and get 208.

Divide 208 by 6 and you will get 34.6 Reapeting. That's your answer

Marrrta [24]3 years ago

4 0

Step 1. Divide both side by 16

100/16 = 6t - 13

Step 2. Dimplify 200/16 to 25/2

25/2 = 6t - 13

Step 3. Add 13 to both sides

25/2 + 13 = 6t

Step 4. Simplify 25/2 + 13 to 51/2

51/2 = 6t

Step 5. Divide both sides by 6

51/2/6 = t

Step 6. Simplify 51/2/6 to 51/2 * 6

51/2 * 6 = t

Step 7. Simplify 2 * 6 to 12

51/12 = t

Step 8. Simplify 51/12 to 17/4

17/4 = t

Step 9. Switch sides

t = 17/4

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