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CAN YOU HELP ME SOLVING A ALGEBRAIC EXPRESSION im lost

1 answer:

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If that's an addition sign, then b=-35.
If it's a division sign, then b=-150

Sorry I can't see which it is! Hope this helped though :)
Good luck!

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