Math, asked by kishoreshanthy3234, 10 months ago

How do you solve 3.6t+6−2.5t=8?

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Answered by indiravalar3

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Hey mate... here's your answer

3.6t + 6 - 2.5t = 8

1.1t = 8 - 6

1.1t = 2

t = 2/1.1

Hope it helps you

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Answered by surajraj72590

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3.6t+6-2.5t=8

3.6t-2.5t=8-6

1.1t=2

t=2/1.1

t=1.818181 ans

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