What is being done to the variable in the equation m/5 = -40? It's being multiplied by -5. It's being divided by 5. It's being multiplied by -40. It's being divided by -40.

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What is being done to the variable in the equation m/5 = -40?

It's being multiplied by -5.
It's being divided by 5.
It's being multiplied by -40.
It's being divided by -40.

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A. It's being multiplied by -5

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It's being divided by 5.

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