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16−2t=​2​​/3​​t+9 t=?
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16−2t=​2​​/3​​t+9
t=?

User Michal Skop
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Hope that's the right answer
t = 21/8
User Thexande
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16-2t=3/2t+9
minus 9 both sides
7-2t=3/2t
times both sides by 2 because we hate fractions
14-4t=3t
add 4t both sides
14=7t
divide both sides by 7
2=t
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