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What is the value of x in the equation −8 + x = −2? (1 point) −10 −6 6 10
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What is the value of x in the equation −8 + x = −2? (1 point)

−10

−6

6

10

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Answer: X=6
-8+=-2
X-8=-2
X-8+8=-2+8
X-8+8=-2+8
X=-2+8
Simplified to 6
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the answer is positive 6
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