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Given 3h + 2t = 6 Express t in terms of h

Given 3h + 2t = 6 Express t in terms of h
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Given 3h + 2t = 6 Express t in terms of h

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Answer:

h = 2 - 2/3t

Explanation:

3h + 2t = 6

~Subtract 2t to both sides

3h = 6 - 2t

~Divide 3 to everything

h = 2 - 2/3t

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