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When x= 5 the value of the expression 20/-25 + x (x - 10) is

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The answer is -25.8 because 5-10=-5, -5*5=-25, then you simplify fraction and add/subtract
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Answer:


(-129)/(5)

Explanation:

We have been given an expression
(20)/(-25)+x(x-10). We are asked to evaluate our given expression, when
x=5.

To evaluate our given expression, we will substitute
x=5 in our given expression as:


(20)/(-25)+5(5-10)


-(4)/(5)+5(-5)


-(4)/(5)-25

Make a common denominator:


-(4)/(5)-(5*25)/(5)


-(4)/(5)-(125)/(5)


(-4-125)/(5)


(-129)/(5)

Therefore, the value of our given expression
(-129)/(5).

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