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When solving this equation for t which of the following steps would not be algebraically correct?​
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When solving this equation for t which of the following steps would not be algebraically correct?​

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I don’t get it sorry

User Michael Hodel
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Answer:

the first question W=r1r2t the second question t=w(r1+r2)

Explanation:

common math.

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