2 years ago

If x is a positive number greater than 10, what is always true about the solution to the problem to -3 + x ?

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alexandr402 [8]2 years ago

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Answer:

The equation answer will always be positive

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If x is a positive number greater than 10, what is always true about the solution to the problem to -3 + x ?​

If x is a positive number greater than 10, what is always true about the solution to the problem to -3 + x ?