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What would you do to solve the equation 3 + x = 15? a. Add 3 to each side b. Subtract 3 from each side c. Add 15 to each side d. Subtract 15 from each side
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What would you do to solve the equation 3 + x = 15?

a. Add 3 to each side
b. Subtract 3 from each side
c. Add 15 to each side
d. Subtract 15 from each side

User Eugene M
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Answer:

subtract 3 from each side

Explanation:

3 is added to x so to vancel it off do opposite operation wich is subtraction

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