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12v+10v = 80-14
24v=64
64รท24=2.6(recurring)
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well 12v and 10v are like terms so combine them.
22v+14=80
If you are trying to solve the full equation it would look something like this:
22v+14=80
22v=56
22v=56
22
v=2.54
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