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How to solve: 6+7=8−15
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How to solve: 6+7=8−15

User Soliman
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Answer:you solve on each sides like normal then your equation will come out as “not a solution”

Explanation:

13=-7

User Shivam Kapoor
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Answer:

13=-7 or No solution

Explanation:

1st - Combine like terms

last - evaluate what the answer is telling you if it is not the same on both sides (Ex. 13=-7 ) then it means No solution

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