If D + E = 7, and 2D + 2E + 8J = 19, then what is J?

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Answer:

5/8 or 0.625

Explanation:

2D+2E is als equal to D+E+D+E and D+E=7 so 2D+2E=14.Then subtract 14 from both sides so it would be 8J=5 and divide by 8 and J=5/8.

Adrian Regan answered Jul 14, 2021

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