Mathematics, 09.09.2021 15:10 cselder

Select the correct answer. The sum of two numbers is -18. If the first number is 10, which equation represents this situation, and what is the second number?
A.
The equation that represents this situation is 10-x-18. The second number is 28.
B
The equation that represents this situation is 10+ X-18. The second number is -28.
C
The equation that represents this situation is x-10 = -18. The second number is -8.
D
The equation that represents this situation is -10 + x*-18. The second number is -8.

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