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What is ×/3 +10=15 how to solve this problem the right way
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What is ×/3 +10=15 how to solve this problem the right way

What is ×/3 +10=15 how to solve this problem the right way-example-1
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First, u subtract the 10. That would result in x/3=5. then, u multiply 3 to both sides, which would result in x=15. That is the answer.
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