Solve the equation. 20 = –d + 16 A. 4 B. –10 C. –6 D. –4

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Hello there
The correct answer to this question would be D: negative 4

This is because the negatives from negative 4 and negative d would cancel each other out, to make it a positive 4, resulting in the equation being: 20 = 4 + 16 , which is true

I hope this helped ^^

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