Pregunta
Which is the missing number in th equation below? \( (14+5)+8+\square=14+(5+8) \)
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Feb 26,2025
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The missing number is 0.
Solución
To solve the equation:
(14 + 5) + 8 + □ = 14 + (5 + 8)
1. First, simplify both sides step by step.
2. Calculate the left side:
(14 + 5) = 19, then 19 + 8 = 27.
So, the left side becomes: 27 + □.
3. Now, calculate the right side:
(5 + 8) = 13, then 14 + 13 = 27.
4. The equation now is:
27 + □ = 27.
5. To make both sides equal, the missing number □ must be 0.
Thus, the missing number is 0.
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To find the missing number represented by the square, we start by simplifying both sides of the equation. On the left-hand side, we have: \[ (14 + 5) + 8 + \square = 19 + 8 + \square = 27 + \square \] On the right-hand side, simplifying gives: \[ 14 + (5 + 8) = 14 + 13 = 27 \] Thus, the equation is: \[ 27 + \square = 27 \] To isolate the square, we subtract 27 from both sides: \[ \square = 27 - 27 \] \[ \square = 0 \] Therefore, the missing number is \(0\).
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