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3 years ago

8c - c +6=48. How do I explain this with words?

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N76 [4]3 years ago

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8c -c= 7c
7c+6=48
7c=42
c=6

CHECK:
8(6)-(6)+6=48
48-6=42
42+6=48
48=48

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