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Circle the number that makes each equation true.

Circle the number that makes each equation true.
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Circle the number that makes each equation true.

Circle the number that makes each equation true.-example-1
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For the first one, the answer is -51

I'm sorry, but I don't know the answer for the second one. Either way, I hope this helped you.
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