What it the related equation for x+58=6

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6 0

The answer for this problem would be -52 because when you do 58-6 it give you 52 so i tried -52+58 and what did it give me 6 so -52 is your answer hope that this helps and here is a tip: negative is the only way to go down in addtion just to let you know <span />

8090 [49]3 years ago

5 0

You subtract 58-6 and get 52 leaving the equation to look like like x=52

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