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3 years ago

-12 is equal to a number subtracted from 3

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7 0

So lets break this up for you.

-12 is equal to (-12=) a number (x) subtracted from 3 (-)(3)

so the the complete answer is :

-12=x-3

tamaranim1 [39]3 years ago

3 0

3 - 15 = -12
so that is your answer

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