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Find the missing number: 15 − (□ − 6) = 25.

Class 7Integer Expressions with BracketsIntegers
  • A4
  • B16
  • C−16
  • D−4

Step-by-Step Solution

15 − (something) = 25, so the something is −10. Then □ − 6 = −10 and □ = −4. Check: 15 − (−4 − 6) = 15 − (−10) = 25 ✓.
Answer: D) −4

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