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What is the solution of 5 = t/2 -3?
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What is the solution of 5 = t/2 -3?

What is the solution of 5 = t/2 -3?-example-1
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Answer:

t=16

Explanation:

you have to change the numbers to get just the variable.

we start from -3.

5=t/2-3

8=t/2

(we multiply by 2 instead of dividing)

8×2=16

t=16

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