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How do you solve -2=-5t+10
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How do you solve -2=-5t+10

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Answer:


t=(12)/(5)

Explanation:

Explanation:


-2=-5t+10

subtract 10 from both sides


-2-10=-5t+10-10


-12=-5t

divide -5 by both sides


(-12)/(-5)=(-5t)/(-5)


t=(12)/(5)

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