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Jeremieca asked Nov 19, 2022

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Solve for g.

7 − –3g = 13

g =

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Answer: g=2

Explanation:

Remove the parentheses

7- (-3)g=13

Move the constant to the right

7+3g=13

Calculate

3g=13-7

Divide both sides

39=6

Answer:

g=2

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