To solve -3 = -19 + d/5, what steps would you use?

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1 answer:

Pachacha [2.7K]2 years ago

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To solve the expression, the steps are add 19 and multiply by 5

<h3>How to solve the expression</h3>

Given the equation;

-3 = -19 + d/5

First,

Collect like terms

-3+ 19 = d/5

Add the values on the left side

We have

16 = d/5

Cross multiply

16 × 5 = d

We then have

d = 80

Thus, to solve the expression, the steps are add 19 and multiply by 5

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