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Chapter 8, Problem 262RE

In the following exercises, solve the equation using the Subtraction Property of Equality.

262. n + 3.6 = 5.1

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Ch. 8.1 - TRY IT::8.1 Is y = 2/3 a solution for 9y+2=6y? Ch. 8.1 - TRY IT:: 8.2 Is y=2/5 a solution for 5y—3= 10y? Ch. 8.1 - TRY IT::8.3 Solve: x +9 = —7. Ch. 8.1 - TRY IT::8.4 Solve: x + 16= —4. Ch. 8.1 - TRY IT::8.5 Solve: n — 6 = —7. Ch. 8.1 - TRY IT:: 8.6 Solve: X — 5 = —9. Ch. 8.1 - TRY IT:: 8.7 Solve: p – 1/3 = 5/6 Ch. 8.1 - TRY IT::8.8 Solve: q – 1/2 = 1/6 Ch. 8.1 - TRY IT::8.9 Solve: b — 2.8 = 3.6. Ch. 8.1 - TRY IT::8.1O Solve: c—6.9=7.1.

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