Treble 29 = 160- ? By the way, treble is triple. Please answer correctly! This is for Maths.

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29 = 160 - x

x = ?

160 - 29 = 131

SO x = 131

Check:-

160 - 131 = 29

SO,

29 = 160 - 131.

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