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Solve for t 2(t+1)=10 t=
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Solve for t
2(t+1)=10
t=
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T = 7
2+7+1=10 that is how you get it
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2(t+1)=10
(distribute the 2 to parentheses)
2t+2=10
(subtract 2 from both sides)
2t=8
(divide both sides by 2)
t= 4
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