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Solve the equation t − 6 = 13 for t. −7 7 −19 19
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Solve the equation t − 6 = 13 for t. −7 7 −19 19

User TheG
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Answer:

Explanation:

You need to see what 13 minus 6 is and that the T value then just plug it in. The answer is 7

User DeepSea
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I WILL USE THE METHOD OF ADDITIVE INVERSE.


t - 6 + 6 = 13 + 6 \\ t = 19

ATTACHED IS THE SOLUTION

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