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3 years ago

Solve : -0.375c - 11 = 13 please help me and thank youu :)

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Wow points

remember you can do anything to an equation as long as you do it to both sides

-0.375c-11=13
add 11 to both sides
-0.375c+11-11=13+11
-0.375c+0=24
-0.375c=24
times both sides by -1
0.375c=-24
divide both sides by 0.375
c=-64

Sonja [21]3 years ago

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It would be: -0.375c - 11 = 13
-0.375c = 13 + 11
c = -24/0.375
c = -64

In short, Your Answer would be -64

Hope this helps!

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