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The decimal -2.97 is the solution to which subtraction problem?

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The answer is -6.1-(-3.13) because you distribute the negative into -3.13 making it positive then it ends up as -6.1+3.13 which is equal to -2.97.

Nat2105 [25]3 years ago

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Answer:
-6.1 - (-3.13) = -2.97

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