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Solve for t. 5(t + 3)= -3.5
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Solve for t. 5(t + 3)= -3.5

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Answer:

Explanation:

5(t+3)=-3.5

distribute

5t+15=-3.5

subtract 15 from both sides

5t= -18.5

divide both sides by 5

t=-3.7

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