Solve 4t(t - 5) - 2t(3t + 2) + 108 = 3t(2t - 5) -t (8t - 3) .

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Solve 4t(t - 5) - 2t(3t + 2) + 108 = 3t(2t - 5) -t (8t - 3) .

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Answer:

t = 9

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the answer is t=9

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