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Erica solved the equation −5x − 25 = 78; her work is shown below. Identify the error and where it was made. (5 points) −5x − 25 = 78 Step 1: −5x − 25 − 25 = 78 − 25 Step 2: −5x = 53 Step 3: = Step 4: x
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Erica solved the equation −5x − 25 = 78; her work is shown below. Identify the error and where it was made. (5 points)
−5x − 25 = 78
Step 1: −5x − 25 − 25 = 78 − 25
Step 2: −5x = 53
Step 3: =
Step 4: x =
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it would be step one because she is supposed to add 25 to each side then divide by 5
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Step 1 is to add 25 to both sides
Step 2 is to add 78 + 25 so it can be 103
Step 3 is divide both sides by -5
Step 4 is x = -103/5
*Step one is wrong because its suppose to be -5x = 78 + 25
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