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Solve for u. 2u+3=13
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Answer to a math question Solve for u. 2u+3=13
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Subtract
$3$
from both sides.
2u=13-3
Subtract
$3$
from
$13$
to get
$10$
.
2u=10
Divide both sides by
$2$
.
u=\frac{10}{2}
Divide
$10$
by
$2$
to get
$5$
.
u=5
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