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What do you need add to -7 to get 2?
you need to add +9 +9-7 = +2
What do you need to add to -7 to get 2?
nine add 7 to get from -7 to 0 then add 2 to get to 2 7 + 2 = 9
What do you need to add to -6 to get 1?
You need to add 7 (or +7)
What do you need to add to -7 to get 3?
You add 10 to -7 to get 3.
What is the value of y when x equals -2 in the equation 8x - 3y equals -7?
-3 (-2times8)=-16 to get to -7 you need to add 9 So if the other value is-3x, you need a -3 to equal a +9
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