Answer:
To find the volume of a composite 3D figure, draw any necessary planes to view the figure as basic three dimensional figures, then:
add basic figure volumes belonging to the composite shape.
subtract basic figure volumes NOT belonging to the composite figure.
Step-by-step explanation:
The answer to this would be x-(x+14)
Here's an explanation:
Let x represent the unknown number. The problem says that x has been decreased by the sum of x and 14. So, to put this in a form of an equation, it would be x-(x+14), since you have to do the addition first before you can subtract the two number since you don't know what x is. This equation is equal to -14 no matter what x is.
