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Solve. g/6 + 14 = 29 g =
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Solve.

g/6 + 14 = 29

g =

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Answer: g = 90

Explanation:

  1. Multiply 6 on both sides to remove the fraction from the equation. g + 84 = 174.
  2. Now, subtract 84 on both sides. g = 90.
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