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Suppose you're given the formula R = s + 2t. If you know that s is three times greater than t, how could you rewrite the formula? A. R=3 (s+t) B. R=5s C. R=5t D.R=3(s+2r)

Suppose you're given the formula R = s + 2t. If you know that s is three times greater than t, how could you rewrite the formula? A. R=3 (s+t) B. R=5s C. R=5t D.R=3(s+2r)
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Suppose you're given the formula R = s + 2t. If you know that s is three times greater than t, how could you rewrite the formula?

A. R=3 (s+t)
B. R=5s
C. R=5t
D.R=3(s+2r)

User Ferdy
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Answer:the answer is C

Explanation:

User Euphorbium
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r=s+2t
s=3t
so R = 3T+2T=5T



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