What number would you subtract from both sides of the equation to solve for c? c + 7 = -14 (Only write the number that you would subtract. Do no write the equation.)

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What number would you subtract from both sides of the equation to solve for c?

c + 7 = -14
(Only write the number that you would subtract. Do no write the equation.)

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you would have to subtract 7

Optimal Cynic answered Nov 27, 2024

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To solve for c in the equation c + 7 = -14, you would subtract 7 from both sides of the equation.

Artem Kachanovskyi answered Nov 29, 2024

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