13 - t = -t + 7
(13 - t) - 13 = (-t +7) -13
-t = -t - 6
-t + t = (-t - 6) + t
0 = -6
This makes no sense to me..
What is the answer to the problem
13 - t = -t + 7
it cannot be solved, you did it right. These types of equations are called no solution.
um.. whats the question??
What is the answer to the problem
13 - t = -t + 7
-t = -t -6
0=-6
Thats the answer and you put no answer. That's just how some are.
Thank You all! I was trying to help my daughter and was all confused.
i was repeating the question; i'm not the op.
To find the value of t in the equation 13 - t = -t + 7, we need to solve for t.
First, we can simplify the equation by removing parentheses and combining like terms:
13 - t = -t + 7
Next, let's isolate the t terms on one side of the equation. To do this, we can add t to both sides:
(13 - t) + t = (-t + 7) + t
Simplifying further:
13 = 7
This is not a possible equation since 13 does not equal 7. Therefore, there is no solution for the equation 13 - t = -t + 7.
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