-7.37-3.2t=4.9(t=6.1)

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If you substitute 6.1 in place of t, the 2 sides are not equal, so there is no solution
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me assume that stuf shood be

-3.2x -7.37 = 4.9(x-6.1)

-3.2x -7.37 =4.9x -29.89

4.9x +3.2x =29.89 -7.37

8.1x=22.52

x=22.52/8.1

x=2.780246914
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