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vlada-n [284]
4 years ago
11

X+19=13 Find the value of x.

Mathematics
2 answers:
larisa [96]4 years ago
7 0
<span>Solution 
X+19=13

</span>1) <span>Subtract 19 from both sides
</span><span>X=13−19 

2) </span><span>Simplify <span>13−19</span> to <span>−6</span>
</span><span>X=−6 

CHECK ANSWER 

</span><span>X+19=13
</span>
1) <span>Let <span>X=−6</span>
</span><span>−6+19=13
</span>
2 <span>Simplify <span>−6+19</span> to 13
</span><span><span>13=13</span></span>
Oliga [24]4 years ago
4 0
To find the value of x we need to use the INVERSE OPERATION of addition which is subtraction. Then we will check our work. lets do it:- 

x + 19 = 13
x = ?
13 - 19 = x 
<span>13 - 19 = -6</span>
x = - 6

CHECK OUR WORK:-
 
x + 19 = 13
x = -6
-6 + 19 = 13 
We were RIGHT!!

So, x = -6

Hope I helped ya!! xD 
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