b + 9 = 21
Take the + 9 across the other side of the equals sign. a plus becomes a minus.
b = 21 - 9
so...
b = 12.
This can be checked by setting b to 12 in the first equation
b + 9 = 21
12 + 9 = 21
which is correct.
12 plus 9 equals 21.
A + 9 = 21 A = 21 - 9 A = 12
x ≠11 9 + x = 21 9 + x - 9 = 21 - 9 x = 12
If: x+9+5x = 21+2x Then: x = 3
9+10 =21 is sated from a popular vine
12 plus 9 equals 21.
A + 9 = 21 A = 21 - 9 A = 12
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x ≠11 9 + x = 21 9 + x - 9 = 21 - 9 x = 12
If: x+9+5x = 21+2x Then: x = 3
No you can not prove that 9 +10 = 21.
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No, because 9+10 = 19
9+10 =21 is sated from a popular vine
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-2x = 12 so x = -6 giving -30 + 9 = -42 + 21. Both sides = -21.