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Solve -3 + c = 15 for c. plzzz help

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Hello1

I believe that c would be the equivalent of 18. C would be 18 because -3+c=15 is the equivalent of 18-3 which is 15. So the answer would be C=18.

(-3+18=15)

I hope this helps!

densk [106]3 years ago

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C=15+3. Combine like terms. C=18.

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