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Consider the algebraic equation x + 3 = 9. How many values could we substitute for x to have a true number sentence

Consider the algebraic equation x + 3 = 9. How many values could we substitute for x to have a true number sentence
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Consider the algebraic equation x + 3 = 9.

How many values could we substitute for x to have a true number sentence

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Answer:

isn't it only one

Explanation:

Because 6+3=9

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