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In the following equation, what inverse operation would you need to use to solve for hh? 3+h=13+h=1 Addition Subtraction Division Multiplication

In the following equation, what inverse operation would you need to use to solve for hh? 3+h=13+h=1 Addition Subtraction Division Multiplication
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In the following equation, what inverse operation would you need to use to solve for hh?

3+h=13+h=1




Addition


Subtraction


Division


Multiplication

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User SolidSun
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Addition

multiplication

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User Vineeth Venugopal
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subtraction


3 + h = 1


h = 1 - 3


h = - 2

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User TALE
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