Finally, subtract g from both sides of the equation to rewrite this equation in terms of t.

Question

3t+2g = 51
t+g = 21
t+g
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21
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g
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Answer 1

To rewrite the equation in terms of \( t \), we can use the given equations \( 3t + 2g = 51 \) and \( t + g = 21 \).

From the second equation, we can solve for \( t \):

\[ t + g = 21 \]

Subtract \( g \) from both sides:

\[ t = 21 - g \]

Now we have \( t \) expressed in terms of \( g \). If you substitute \( t = 21 - g \) back into the first equation, you can solve for \( g \) if needed.

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