Which of the following should be done to both sides of the equation x − 3.41 = −19

to solve the value of x
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To solve the equation \( x - 3.41 = -19 \) for the value of \( x \), you should add \( 3.41 \) to both sides of the equation.

Here's how it looks:

  1. Start with the equation:
    \( x - 3.41 = -19 \)

  2. Add \( 3.41 \) to both sides:
    \( x - 3.41 + 3.41 = -19 + 3.41 \)

  3. This simplifies to:
    \( x = -15.59 \)

So, the correct operation to perform on both sides of the equation is adding 3.41.

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