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Make t the subject of 5(t − g) = 2t + 7
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Make t the subject of 5(t − g) = 2t + 7

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5(t - g) = 2t + 7 \\ 5t - 5g = 2t + 7 \\ 5t - 2t = 7 + 5g \\ 3t = 7 + 5g \\ t = (7 + 5g)/(3)

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