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How do you solve 3t-6 equals t-2?
I'm guessing you want to solve for t so: 3t-6=t-2 u bring the t from the left side and subtract it from the 3t and u get 2t b/c 3-1 is 2 2t-6=2 then u bring the 6 over to the right side and u add it to the 2 and u get 2t=8 and then u divide 8 by 2 and u get t=4 if u dont understand u shud probably go to an algebra teacher because they can explain it better
If you were to draw a line from North to South then one third down from the top draw a line East and one West what letter do you have?
you would get the letter t
T plus t plus t plus 3t equals 6 plus 4t?
you are saying t + t + t + 3t = 6 + 4t if soo.. you must combine like terms... meaning combine all the "t's" on the left hand side of the equal side. when you add the "t's" together... you will get "6t" so now your problem will look like this: 6t = 6 + 4t since you want "t" by itself... you must bring over the positive "4t" to the left hand side. To do that you must subtract 4t to both sides. so it should look like this: 2t = 6 from there you must divide 2 to both side of the equation cause you want "t" by itself. when you do that... your answer will be t = 3
A private plane leaves an airport and flies due east at 192 miles per hour Two hours later a jet leaves the same airport and flies due east at 960 miles per hour How far will the private plane fly?
If the question is asking, "How far will the private plane fly before the jet overtakes it ?" Both planes will have flown the same distance. Distance = Time (T) x Velocity. Therefore 192 x T = 960(T - 2) = 960T - 1920 768T = 1920 : T = 2.5 In 2.5 hours the private plane flies 192 x 2.5 = 480 miles. (The jet plane in 0.5 hours flies 960 x 1/2 = 480 miles)
What is the factorization of T power 4 - 81?
-77
Why the Indians came to T and T?
why the Indians came T&T
What things the pioneers traded with the Indians back in 1850?
food yummy s h i t!
What is a food the pilgrims ate that starts with T?
I know they hunted wild Turkey with the help of the Indians
What did the East Indians contribute to Trinidad?
the africans culrure was contributed to us in t and t
Do's and don'ts along the Oregon trail?
Do's: 1. Bring enough food to last you about 6 months 2. Bring enough winter clothes for the rough weather 3. Be on the lookout for Indians 4. Get a reliable animal to pull the wagon 5. Always keep your oxen in a pen so they don't wander off 6. Learn how to be patient 7. Trade with people along the way 8. Always stay on the trail 9. Bring plenty of water containers 10. Always go west ward Don'ts: 1. Don't bring too much material as it will slow down your wagon 2. Don't leave food unattended outside of wagon at night 3. Don't forget to fill up on water before crossing a desert region 4. Don t Ask are we there yet? 5. Don t antagonize indians 6. Don t antagonize people you want to trade with
What has the author T F McIlwraith written?
T. F. McIlwraith has written: 'Basic cultures of the Indians of Canada' -- subject(s): Culture, Indians of North America 'The Bella Coola Indians' -- subject(s): Bella Coola Indians
What has the author T D Pilcher written?
T. D. Pilcher has written: 'East is East' -- subject(s): Accessible book
What has the author George T Hunt written?
George T Hunt has written: 'The wars of the Iroquois' -- subject(s): Commerce, Iroquois Indians, Indians of North America, Wars
How do Hopi Indians and turtles relate?
It doesn"t you fool
What has the author William T Vickers written?
William T. Vickers has written: 'Useful plants of the Siona and Secoya Indians of eastern Ecuador' -- subject(s): Ethnobotany, Indians of South America, Useful Plants 'Los sionas y secoyas' -- subject(s): Secoya Indians, Sioni Indians
What has the author T F Morrison written?
T. F. Morrison has written: 'The Osage Treaty of 1865' -- subject(s): Treaties, 1865, Osage Indians, Indians of North America, History
What has the author John T Rusnock written?
John T. Rusnock has written: 'East Granby Cemetery, 1722' -- subject(s): East Granby Cemetery (East Granby, Conn.), Cemeteries, Genealogy
