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I need help please Solve x+b>c for x

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x is some number. Think of it as a placeholder for a value. You can think of it as a box if the letter confuses you.

We are adding another placeholder to x, in this case b. To get x all by itself, we have to do something to both sides to get the 'b' to move over. We need to undo the addition. So we subtract b from both sides

x+b > c
x+b-b > c-b ... subtract b from both sides
x > c-b ... notice how b-b turns into 0 and goes away (since x+0 = x)

Final Answer: x > c-b
This means "x is greater than the quantity c-b" or "x is larger than the quantity c-b"
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