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antoniya [11.8K]

3 years ago

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Write an equation to match each statement. Then solve. #1) 8 less than a number x is -12. #2) 15 more than a number k is 2. #3)

A number divided by -7 is -20. #4) The product of 5/8 and a number is -20.

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guajiro [1.7K]3 years ago

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#1) x-8= -12
#2) 15+k= 2
#3) x/-7= -20
#4) (5/8)(x)= -20

The / in #2 means to divide and the ( ) mean to multiply

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