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2 years ago

How do you do this TwT

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tangare [24]2 years ago

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

First step plug the numbers into the equation.

-10/(5+2) = (-10/5) + (-10/2)

Solve both sides of the equation separately.

-10/(5+2) Use distributive property, multiply both 5 and 2 by -10.

= -50 + (-20) = -70

-10/5 + -10/2 Multiply the fractions so they can be added together.

-10/5*2 = -20/10 -10/2*5 = -50/10

-20/10 + -50/10 = -70

Now you have solved both equations and they are both equal to -70, so you have verified that the equations are equal to each other because they both equal -70.

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