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A number increased by 3 and then multiplied by 5 is at least -10. What are the three lowest natural number values this can be?
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A number increased by 3 and then multiplied by 5 is at least -10. What are the three lowest natural number values this can be?

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It is impossible for the number values of this number to be a natural number since natural numbers are defined as being positive integers while the number "x" has to be less than -5 to satisfy the equation.

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