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2 years ago

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professor190 [17]2 years ago

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Question 5:
x/3=6
x=3(6)
x=18

Question 4:
2.3k=4.83
k=4.83/2.3
k=2.1

Question 6:
y=3/4-1/2
y=1/4

Question 2:
8r=24
r=3

Hope this helps!! :)

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