Solve for c. c - 7 = -9

Mathematics

2 answers:

Paraphin [41]3 years ago

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IN THIS EQUATION WE HAVE TO FIND "C" FIRST OF ALL WE WILL WRITE THE EQUATION AGAIN
IN THIS EQUATION WE HAVE TO FIND "C" FIRST OF ALL WE WILL WRITE THE EQUATION AGAIN C - 7 = - 9
IN THIS EQUATION WE HAVE TO FIND "C" FIRST OF ALL WE WILL WRITE THE EQUATION AGAIN C - 7 = - 9 NOW 7 IS NEGATIVE 
IN THIS EQUATION WE HAVE TO FIND "C" FIRST OF ALL WE WILL WRITE THE EQUATION AGAIN C - 7 = - 9 NOW 7 IS NEGATIVE SO WHEN IT WILL GO THAT SIDE AFTER -9 
IN THIS EQUATION WE HAVE TO FIND "C" FIRST OF ALL WE WILL WRITE THE EQUATION AGAIN C - 7 = - 9 NOW 7 IS NEGATIVE SO WHEN IT WILL GO THAT SIDE AFTER -9 THEN IT -7 WILL BE +7 
IN THIS EQUATION WE HAVE TO FIND "C" FIRST OF ALL WE WILL WRITE THE EQUATION AGAIN C - 7 = - 9 NOW 7 IS NEGATIVE SO WHEN IT WILL GO THAT SIDE AFTER -9 THEN IT -7 WILL BE +7 C- 7 = - 9
IN THIS EQUATION WE HAVE TO FIND "C" FIRST OF ALL WE WILL WRITE THE EQUATION AGAIN C - 7 = - 9 NOW 7 IS NEGATIVE SO WHEN IT WILL GO THAT SIDE AFTER -9 THEN IT -7 WILL BE +7 C- 7 = - 9 C = - 9 + 7
IN THIS EQUATION WE HAVE TO FIND "C" FIRST OF ALL WE WILL WRITE THE EQUATION AGAIN C - 7 = - 9 NOW 7 IS NEGATIVE SO WHEN IT WILL GO THAT SIDE AFTER -9 THEN IT -7 WILL BE +7 C- 7 = - 9 C = - 9 + 7 C = - 16
IN THIS EQUATION WE HAVE TO FIND "C" FIRST OF ALL WE WILL WRITE THE EQUATION AGAIN C - 7 = - 9 NOW 7 IS NEGATIVE SO WHEN IT WILL GO THAT SIDE AFTER -9 THEN IT -7 WILL BE +7 C- 7 = - 9 C = - 9 + 7 C = - 16 BECAUSE NEGATIVE SIGN GOES TO BIGGER NO. IT WILL BE - 16

umka21 [38]3 years ago

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Answer:

$c = 2$

Step-by-step explanation:

In order to find the answer to this question you must add 7 on both sides.

$c-7=-9$

$+ 7 + 7$

$-9 + 7 = -2$

$c = -2$

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