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2 years ago

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Oksanka [162]2 years ago

7 0

Answer:

1) g = -8 (one solution)

2) b = 0 (infinitely many solutions)

3) w = 5/6 (one solution)

4) c = 0 (infinitely many solutions)

Step-by-step explanation:

1) 1/2g -4 = 2g - 1/2g + 4

1/2g -2g +1/2 g = 8

-g = 8

2) 5.3-5.3 = 2.1b + b - 3.1b

0=0

3) 3/4w+ 3/4w = 10/4 - 5/4

3/2w = 5/4

w = (5/4) / (3/2)

w = 5/6

4) 5.7c + 3.2c - 7.8c - 1.1c = 1.5 - 1.5

0 = 0

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