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2 years ago

M-15=-5 URGENT PLEASE HELP!! m minus fifteen equals negative five!! (find m)

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vodka [1.7K]2 years ago

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Answer:

m-15=-5

m=15-5

m=10

when you take the-15 over it becomes positive and the negative remains giving you 15-5

when you work it out 10-15=-5

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