Science

Math

Humanities

... and beyond

Socratic Meta
Featured Answers

Topics

How do you solve $2 = n + (- 11)$ $2= n + ( - 11)$ ?

1 Answer

Nov 10, 2016

$n = 13$ $n=13$

Explanation:

$2 = n + (- 11)$ $2=n+(-11)$

remove the brackets

$2 = n - 11$ $2=n-11$

add $11$ $11$ to both sides

$2+11=ncancel(-11+11)$

$13=n$

Related questions

Max needs $10 1/4$ cups of flour to make a batch of pizza dough for the pizzeria. He only has #4...
When opening the kitty Yosief counted 700 coins from 1€ (one euro) and 2€. Knowing that the...
Maya was 6th in line. Yosief was 6th from the end of line and there were 3 children between Maya...
A Captain, Quartermaster, First Mate in a pirate ship divide a loot of coins. The 1st gets 1,400...
Your father borrows $40 and agrees to 24% interest in a year? He decide that he wants to payoff...
Mary and Mike enter invest $700 and $300 in a partnership. They divided their profits as...
Sue the T-Rex grows cabbage in a square shaped garden. Each cabbage takes $1 ft^2$ of area in...
Yosief buys 10 apples for $1. At what price should he sell a dozen apples if he wishes to make a...
Out of 200 kids, 100 had a T-Rex, 70 had iPads and 140 had a cell phone. 40 of them had both, a...
How do you evaluate $24 11/16 + 42 9/16$ ?

See all questions in Decomposing Fractions

Impact of this question

2304 views around the world

You can reuse this answer
Creative Commons License