Posted by jonathan on Tuesday, October 5, 2010 at 7:06pm.
You need to get t on one side.
remove the ( )
5-t-3=-1+2t+6
UNDERSTAND that step, most beginning students err there.
Then, add t to both sides
5-3=-1+3t+6
subtract 5 from both sides.-3=3t
t=-1
now go back to the original, put for t -1, and see if it checks.
The book says it's 3..
Related Questions
math - Annie likes to walk 2 steps, jump 2 steps and then skip 2 steps. If she ...
Math - Annie likes to walk 2 steps, jump 2 steps and then skip 2 steps. If she ...
Math - OK, I have had trouble with math, 'C' average, and we are ...
math - Peform each indicated operation by using LCD and simplify the result. Can...
Chemistry - Hey mr. Bobpursley, I didnt get ur answer clearly.Can u please ...
math - how do u divide fractions? i really need help with this. i need to know ...
math - i am in 3rd grade and we are learning about equations. I was not in class...
chemistry/stiochiometry - for instance Will write a problem. Now, I don't ...
Chemistry - Thermal Decomposition What is the ratio of moles of CuO produced per...
math - which of the following sums is larger and by how much? 1. 7 over Sigma 15...
For Further Reading