Question

What must be subtracted from – 10 to get + 63 ?

Answer 1

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• Let the number be x

$\\ \sf = > - 10 - x = 63 \\ = > - x = 63 + 10\\ = > - x = 73 \\ = > x = - 73$

Therefore the number is -73

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Answer 2

Answer:-73

Step-by-step explanation:

-10 -(x) = 63

-63-10=x

X = -73

So -73 must be subtracted from -10 to get 63