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Mathematics

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bearhunter [10]2 years ago

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Answer:

c. 17

Step-by-step explanation:

So the equation is 3g = 51.

What we are given is {15, 16, 17}

Let's plug in each of these into the equation for g.

3(15) = 51

45 = 51

45 does not equal 51.

3(16) = 51

48 = 51

48 does not equal 51

3(17) = 51

51 = 51

51 does equal to 51.

So 17 is your answer, because if you plug it into the equation, you get an equivalent answer of 51.

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