SOLUTION: How do I work the problem. subtract -6 from the sum of 6 and -3

SOLUTION: How do I work the problem. subtract -6 from the sum of 6 and -3

Algebra.Com

Question 15046: How do I work the problem. subtract -6 from the sum of 6 and -3
Answer by bonster(299) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
subtract -6 from the sum of 6 and -3

1) find the sum of 6 and -3
6-3=3

2) subtract -6 from both sides:
3-(-6)
3+6=9

RELATED QUESTIONS
Subtract -6 from the quotient of -24... (answered by ewatrrr,ikleyn)

Hello, This problem is not from a text book and has no ISBN number. I have done a... (answered by funmath)

4(9-6)/(3+4)= once I subtract 9 from 6 and add 3 to 4 what do I do with the 4 do I divide (answered by Earlsdon)

after you subtract 4 and are left with -d/3 < 6 how do you finish the... (answered by jim_thompson5910,MathLover1)

Subtract 5y-1 from the sum of 8y-8 and 4y+6. (answered by fractalier,Gogonati)

ok i no how to do algibra BUT! i dont no when to add or subtract the varibles!... (answered by checkley71)

how do you get the answer to this question 54-6/2+6=57 How do you get 57? You first... (answered by JBarnum,Alan3354,ChristyD.24)

1 - 5/6 how do I add and subtract a fraction from a whole... (answered by josgarithmetic)

Subtract: write your answer in simplest form. y-2/y+3 subtract y/2y+6 a. y-2/y+3 (answered by ankor@dixie-net.com)