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HHHHHHHELLLP.......ppppppppppleaaaaaase

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Hey there!

In order to solve this question, we want to isolate "t" on one side of the final equation using the original equation of
G=-4t+100.

Let's start off by adding 4t to both sides of the equation. This will remove the "-4t" on the right side of the equation.

Now we have
G+4t=100.

Now, let's subtract both sides by G. This will move the "G" on the other side.


4t=100-G

Now, let's fully isolate t by dividing both sides by 4. This will remove the coefficient for t.


t=(100-G)/(4)

Thus, your answer is C. Hope this helps! :)
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