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5-(t=3)=-1+2(t-3) --> There are two = symbols here. Please clarify the problem. Thanks.
the equation should have only one equal sign
if the equation is 5-(t-3)=-1+2(t-3) then, 5-t+3=-1+2t-6 and you can solve t by addition property of equality
@rafeds08 Yes 5-(t-3)=-1+2(t-3) --> Use Distributive Property 5-t+3=-1+2t-6 8 - t = -7 + 2t Next, get the t terms together on one side and the constant terms on the other
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