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@GeometryPuzzles Every non-zero number will work.

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@H0H0v The answer is t=5.

t = ?

@codek_tv Angle C is 60 degrees. Therefore angle A is equal to 180 - (100 + 60) = 20.

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@MathGuyTFL The answer is

Solve for x.

@Rania_22100 I say it's

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@codek_tv The answer is x = 1

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@H0H0v The answer is x = 4. Note that 4^0 is 1, and 81 = 3^4.

x = ?

@PythonPr The answer is B (False). None represents the absence of values, while False is a Boolean value.

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@kakarPathan_ Nine.

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@codek_tv This equation amounts to 3t = 3t, any number is a solution for this equation.

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@Python_Dv B (float)

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@PythonPr B, of

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@PythonPr It's B, of

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