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Solve for c. c−1.5+6.8=0.6
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Solve for c.



c−1.5+6.8=0.6

User Rick Li
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c−1.5+6.8=0.6
Add 1.5 to both sides
c+6.8=2.1
Subtract 6.8 from both sides so that the only thing remaining on the left side is the variable c.
Final Answer: c= -4.7
User Yohanes
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Combine like terms
c+5.3=0.6
Subtract 5.3 from both sides
c=-4.7
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