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Elis [28]
2 years ago
12

Answer the following equations:

Mathematics
1 answer:
Andrew [12]2 years ago
7 0

Step-by-step explanation:

3(t+5) = 9

3t+15 = 9

3t = -6

t = -2

2(f-7) = -10

2f - 14 = -10

2f = 4

f = 2

-(c - 9) = 4

-c + 9 = 4

-c = -5

c = 5

-6(2t + 8) = -84

-12t - 48 = -84

-12t = -36

12t = 36

t = 3

-10 (s + 2) = -57

-10s - 20 = -57

-10s = -37

s = 3.7

7(3w + 8)/3 = -9

By cross multiplication,

7(3w + 8) = -27

21w + 56 = -27

21w = -83

w = -3.95

35/5 = (F - 32)/9

7 = (F - 32)/9

By cross multiplication,

63 = F - 32

63 + 32 = F

95 = F

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