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How do you solve -60 =5(2x+10)

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You would have to do distribution you would do 5(2x) which would give you 10 and 5(10) which gives you 50 so your equation would be -60=10x+50 then you would subtract 50 from both sides which would give you -110 your equation would be -110=10x divided 10 on both sides and your answer would be x=-11

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