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Solve the equation. a−6=13

Solve the equation. a−6=13
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Solve the equation.

a−6=13

User Anatoly Trosinenko
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Answer:

19

Explanation:

: Add 6 to both sides.

a−6+6=13+6

a=19

User Lenden
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Answer:

19

Explanation:

19-6=13

i hope this helps

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