Proof: Subtract Both Sides

Let's prove the following theorem:

if a = b + c, then a + (c ⋅ (-1)) = b

Proof:

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Given
1 a = b + c
Proof Table
# Claim Reason
1 a + (c ⋅ (-1)) = b + (c + (c ⋅ (-1))) if a = b + c, then a + (c ⋅ (-1)) = b + (c + (c ⋅ (-1)))
2 b + (c + (c ⋅ (-1))) = b b + (c + (c ⋅ (-1))) = b
3 a + (c ⋅ (-1)) = b if a + (c ⋅ (-1)) = b + (c + (c ⋅ (-1))) and b + (c + (c ⋅ (-1))) = b, then a + (c ⋅ (-1)) = b
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