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When balancing redox reactions in basic solutions, first, we need to balance the number of oxygen atoms by adding OH- ions to either side. Then, we add H+ ions to balance the number of hydrogen atoms. After it is balanced, we combine the H+ and OH- in either side into H2O. Hope this helps.

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