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10. Using the two formulae, A=B/6.5 + 2.5, C= B/9A, obtain an expression for C in terms of A alone:
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10. Using the two formulae, A=B/6.5 + 2.5, C= B/9A, obtain an expression for C in terms of A alone:
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Answer:
43a + c = 13.25
Explanation:
A = 9
C = 81
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