1) 2(7+3t)= -t2) 3(a+1)-5=3a-23) 5(f+2)=2(3-f )4) 3(d-8)=3dPlease help me solve these if you can. Created by Emily!. education-reference-en - homework-help-en

1.2(7+3t)=-t14+6t=-t14+7t=07t=-14t=-22.3(a+1)-5=3a-23a+3-5=3a-23a-2=3a-2This one can't be solved as you would just get 1=1, which isn't too handy. Are you sure you copied it right?3.5(f+2)=2(3-f)5f+10=6-2f7f=-4f=-4/74.3(d-8)=3d3d-24=3d?Again, this one looks like it might not have been copied correctly as it is impossible for 3(d-8) to be the same as 3d. Think about it: if you divided both sides by 3 then you would get d-8=d and that wouldn't be possible :P

A few Algebra 2 problems?

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A few Algebra 2 problems?

1) 2(7+3t)= -t

2) 3(a+1)-5=3a-2

3) 5(f+2)=2(3-f )

4) 3(d-8)=3d

Please help me solve these if you can

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Ben E

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2(7+3t)=-t

14+6t=-t

14+7t=0

7t=-14

t=-2

3(a+1)-5=3a-2

3a+3-5=3a-2

3a-2=3a-2

This one can't be solved as you would just get 1=1, which isn't too handy. Are you sure you copied it right?

5(f+2)=2(3-f)

5f+10=6-2f

7f=-4

f=-4/7

3(d-8)=3d

3d-24=3d?

Again, this one looks like it might not have been copied correctly as it is impossible for 3(d-8) to be the same as 3d. Think about it: if you divided both sides by 3 then you would get d-8=d and that wouldn't be possible :P