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Find the value of s if 57+s=68
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Find the value of s if 57+s=68

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Answer:

11

Explanation:

57+11=68

User Andrew Bissell
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s = 11

Explanation:

Find the value of S:

57 + s = 68

Substract 57 from both sides of the equation

s = 68 - 57

s = 11

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