Given the equation P=S1t-S2t which equation is solved for t A. t=p(s1-s2) B. t=p-S1+S2 C. t=p/S1+S2

Gdj asked Jun 26, 2023

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Gdj asked Jun 26, 2023

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Answer:

Explanation:

P = S1t - S2t ← factor out t from each term on the right side

P = t(S1 - S2) ← isolate t by dividing both sides by S1-S2

(P)/(S1-S2) = t

Godice answered Jul 3, 2023

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