Questions: (15+) + 29 = 15 + (8 + 29)

(15+) + 29 = 15 + (8 + 29)
Transcript text: $\left(15+\_\right)+29=15+(8+29)$
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Solve the equation \(\left(15+\_\right)+29=15+(8+29)\) to find the missing value.

Simplify the right-hand side of the equation.

Calculate \(8 + 29\): \(8 + 29 = 37\). Now, the equation becomes \(\left(15+\_\right)+29=15+37\).

Simplify further.

Calculate \(15 + 37\): \(15 + 37 = 52\). Now, the equation becomes \(\left(15+\_\right)+29=52\).

Isolate the missing value.

Subtract \(29\) from both sides of the equation: \(\left(15+\_\right) = 52 - 29\). This simplifies to \(\left(15+\_\right) = 23\).

Solve for the missing value.

Subtract \(15\) from both sides: \(\_ = 23 - 15\). This gives \(\_ = 8\).

The missing value is \(\boxed{8}\).

The missing value is \(\boxed{8}\).

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