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58-s=g+4g how could I solve this?

asked Sep 18, 2024 178k views

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58-s=g+4g
how could I solve this?

Mathematics
high-school

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you can answer these NUTS!!!

Cansadadeserfeliz answered Sep 25, 2024

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