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Physics, 19.11.2019 06:31, russelllang606

You know what instead i'll put the questions together for 60 !

1. solve d = rt for r
2. solve p = 144p divided by y for p
3. solve r = cs divided by d for c
4. solve p = a + b + c for b
5. solve t = m - n for n
6. solve a = a+b divided by 2 for b

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include the answers for all the questions and how you solved the questions.

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