SOLUTION: The temperature, increased by 65 degree, is the same as 5 times the temperature
decreased by 15 degree. Find the temperature
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Question 157787: The temperature, increased by 65 degree, is the same as 5 times the temperature
decreased by 15 degree. Find the temperature
Answer by nomad_55(6) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
t+65=5t-15
+15 +15
t+80=5t
-t -t
80=4t
/4 /4
20=t
(20)+65=5(20)-15
85=100-15
85=85
good!
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