Question

I need help with this question!
t - 2(3 - 2t) = 2t + 9

Answer 1

(t -2)(3 - 2t) = 2t + 9
2t^2 + 7t - 6 = 2t + 9

Answer 2

thats as far as I have got

Answer 3

@cj49 @dan815 @mathmath333 @Jumperman

Answer 4

2t^2+5t - 15=0 solve using t = (-b+sqrt(D))/2a or t =(-b-sqrt(D))/2a

Answer 5

????

Answer 6

its imaginary number i guess

Answer 7

I think maybe I set it up wrong....

Answer 8

t-6+4t=2t+9
3t-2t=9+6
t=15

Answer 9

ok so first get your t's to one side so subtract 1t from the left side.
then do distributive property on the -2(3-2t) part so thats -6+4t=1t+9 then subtract 1t from 4t so thats -6+3t+9 then add your 6 to your 9 so thats 15 then you have 3t=15 and 15/3 =5

Answer 10

t=5

Answer 11

@cj49 what she she did is (t -2)(3 - 2t) = 2t + 9

Answer 12

so u can't put it that way @cj49

Answer 13

ok I just checked my answer book and 5 is the right answer... @stevietomat0 was right

Answer 14

bt i guess this is the question ryt "t - 2(3 - 2t) = 2t + 9" @princeharryyy

Answer 15

i was right!!!

Answer 16

I realize I should have only multiplied 2 by (3 - 2t) ....

Answer 17

she later corrected that @cj49 if she meant wat u solved then its obviously ohk :))

Answer 18

cool should put me as a best answer, im new to all of this xD

Answer 19

thanks everyone for the help! :) @stevietomat0 @cj49 @princeharryyy

Answer 20

just did :) @stevietomat0

Answer 21

lol i messed up i din subtracted the t first like stevietomat0 did

Answer 22

lol its ok :) thank u for the help !! @cj49

Answer 23

lol np c:..