15(t-5)+6t=7(3t+4)-13

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Solution for 15(t-5)+6t=7(3t+4)-13 equation:


Simplifying
15(t + -5) + 6t = 7(3t + 4) + -13

Reorder the terms:
15(-5 + t) + 6t = 7(3t + 4) + -13
(-5 * 15 + t * 15) + 6t = 7(3t + 4) + -13
(-75 + 15t) + 6t = 7(3t + 4) + -13

Combine like terms: 15t + 6t = 21t
-75 + 21t = 7(3t + 4) + -13

Reorder the terms:
-75 + 21t = 7(4 + 3t) + -13
-75 + 21t = (4 * 7 + 3t * 7) + -13
-75 + 21t = (28 + 21t) + -13

Reorder the terms:
-75 + 21t = 28 + -13 + 21t

Combine like terms: 28 + -13 = 15
-75 + 21t = 15 + 21t

Add '-21t' to each side of the equation.
-75 + 21t + -21t = 15 + 21t + -21t

Combine like terms: 21t + -21t = 0
-75 + 0 = 15 + 21t + -21t
-75 = 15 + 21t + -21t

Combine like terms: 21t + -21t = 0
-75 = 15 + 0
-75 = 15

Solving
-75 = 15

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