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Transform the equation so that both terms with variables are on the left side of the equation.

Transform The Equation So That Both Terms With Variables Are On The Left Side Of The Equation class=

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Step-by-step explanation:

P = height of Paul.

S = height of Steve.

t = height of Theresa.

P = 1 1/2 t - 16 = 3t/2 - 16

S = 1 1/3 t - 6 = 4t/3 - 6

because Paul and Steve have the same height, we can say

P = S

3t/2 - 16 = 4t/3 - 6

3t/2 - 10 = 4t/3

9t/2 - 30 = 4t

9t - 60 = 8t

t = 60

so,

Theresa is 60" tall.

Paul and Steve are 4×60/3 - 6 = 240/3 - 6 = 80 - 6 = 74" tall

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