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Solving one-step Equations n+(-28)=0
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Since -28 doesn't contain a variable to solve for, move it to the right side of the equation by adding 28 to both sides.
n = 28.
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Change the addition to a subtraction sign.
Like → n - 28 = 0 (The '28' that's behind the negative sign is a negative 28.. By the way)
Then add a positive '28' to both sides.
So, that means 'n=28'
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