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Which value makes the equation true? --33 + 10 = 31 -7 41 3 -63 -123
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Which value makes the equation true?

--33 + 10 = 31
-7
41
3
-63
-123

Which value makes the equation true? --33 + 10 = 31 -7 41 3 -63 -123-example-1
User Sambath Prum
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Subtract 10 on both sides

(-3x+10)-10= 31-10
-3x= 21


Divide -3 on both sides

21/-3= -7

Thus, the first answer is the correct answer
Hope this helps!
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