Math, asked by Pradeep2126, 1 year ago

How do you solve t−2=7?

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Answered by FadedPrince

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t - 2 = 7

t = 7 + 2

t = 9

Answered by azadm8849paxhcv

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Answer:

t-2=7

t=7+2

t=9

Your question answer is 9.

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