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3 years ago

ME AYUDAN PORAVOR 1. Relaciona cada ecuación con su solución.

Mathematics

1 answer:

barxatty [35]3 years ago

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Answer:

a. 5 + x = -5 (Subtraction) 0.

b. -17 + x = 0 (Addition) 17.

c. 30 + x = 0 (Subtraction) -30.

d. x + (-27) = 0 (Addition) 27.

e. x + (-30) = 0 (Addition) 30.

Step-by-step explanation:

In this exercise, students are required to match each equation with its solution. (The corresponding operations must be presented at the end of this point

a. 5 + x = -5 (Subtraction) 0.

x = -5 - 5

x = 0

b. -17 + x = 0 (Addition) 17.

x = 0 + 17

x = 17

c. 30 + x = 0 (Subtraction) -30.

x = 0 - 30

x = -30

d. x + (-27) = 0 (Addition) 27.

x - 27 = 0

x = 0 + 27

x = 27

e. x + (-30) = 0 (Addition) 30.

x - 30 = 0

x = 0 + 30

x = 30

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