9.88+(6,7-x) = 2,6 please help

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Hello

First you have to remove your parenthesis and since there is a “+” in front of the parenthesis, the expressions remain the same. So:
9.88+6.7-x = 2,6

Now, you have to add the numbers. So:
16.58-x = 2,6

Next, you have to move the constant (x) to the right and change its sign since it changes side. So:
-x = 2,6-16,58

Now, calculate the difference:
-x = 13,98

And lastly, change the signs on both sides of the equation since - + - equals +. So:
x = 13,98

Hope you found this helpful
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