Which of the following is a true statement? (round to the nearest tenth as needed) If - 2 + v = 16, then v = 14 If - 2 + v = 16, then v = 18.0 If v + - 2 = 16, then v = - 8 If - 2 - v = 16, then v = 14.0 I don't know

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Jamarion Yoder

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23 May, 03:03

Which of the following is a true statement? (round to the nearest tenth as needed) If - 2 + v = 16, then v = 14 If - 2 + v = 16, then v = 18.0 If v + - 2 = 16, then v = - 8 If - 2 - v = 16, then v = 14.0 I don't know

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Abigayle · Answer 1

In the first statement, it is false. - 2+14 would not add up to 16.

In the third statement, it is false. - 8+-2 would not add up to 16.

In the fourth statement, it is false. - 2-14 would not add up to 16.

So the second statement is true - 2+18=16.