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5/3t−2/3(t+4)=1 What is the value of t? Enter the answer in the box.
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5/3t−2/3(t+4)=1 What is the value of t? Enter the answer in the box.

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the answer is t=11/3 or t= 3 2/3
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t= 11 over 13 aka 11/13
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