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Solve for t. {:[-t=9(t-10)],[t=◻]:}

Solve for t t .\newline−t=9(t−10)t=□ \begin{array}{l} -t=9(t-10) \\ t=\square \end{array}

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Q. Solve for t t .\newline−t=9(t−10)t=□ \begin{array}{l} -t=9(t-10) \\ t=\square \end{array}
  1. Simplify the equation: Simplify the equation −t=9(t−10)-t = 9(t - 10) by using the distributive property.\newline−t=9×t−9×10-t = 9 \times t - 9 \times 10\newline−t=9t−90-t = 9t - 90
  2. Add tt to both sides: Add tt to both sides to get all the tt terms on one side.\newline−t+t=9t−90+t-t + t = 9t - 90 + t\newline0=10t−900 = 10t - 90
  3. Add 9090 to both sides: Add 9090 to both sides to isolate the term with tt.\newline0+90=10t−90+900 + 90 = 10t - 90 + 90\newline90=10t90 = 10t
  4. Divide both sides by 1010: Divide both sides by 1010 to solve for tt.9010=10t10\frac{90}{10} = \frac{10t}{10}9=t9 = t

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