Math, asked by shifaaps7447, 1 year ago

How do you solve t(t+4)−1=t(t+2)+2?

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Answered by anuragrajput180

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t^2+4t-1=t^2+2t+2

4t-2t=2+1

2t=3

t=3/2

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