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What is 5x + 5= -15 A -4 B -9 C -2 D -1

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The correct answer is a || move the constant over (5x=-15-5), combine like terms (5x=-20), divide both sides by 5 to get x alone (x=-20/5), solve (x=-4) || please mark brainliest

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