What value of "x" makes the equation below true? -15 + (-5x) = 0

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What value of "x" makes the equation below true?
-15 + (-5x) = 0

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Answer:

-3

Explanation:

x is negative, we need x to be negative as well in order to get to 0. Therefore, x has to be -3.

Verim answered Oct 27, 2021

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