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Suppose you're given the formula R=s+2t and s is three times greater than t, how could you rewrite the formula

Suppose you're given the formula R=s+2t and s is three times greater than t, how could you rewrite the formula
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Suppose you're given the formula R=s+2t and s is three times greater than t, how could you rewrite the formula

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Answer:

R = 5t

Explanation:

given s is three times t then s = 3t and

R = 3t + 2t = 5t


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