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What's the answer to 16-n=25 in mathematics equation

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The answer is simple : 25=16-n
25-16=-n
(You move 16 the other side so it becomes -16). 9=-n
9/-1 =n sooooo -9=n because their is a -1 in front of n but we never write it

galina1969 [7]3 years ago

3 0

Answer:-9

Step-by-step explanation:25-16=9

9+16=25

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