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If -x + 5y = 7 is a true equation, what would be the value of -2(-x + 5y)?
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If -x + 5y = 7 is a true equation, what would be the value of -2(-x + 5y)?

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Answer:

-14

Explanation:

If u put x+5y into -2(-x+5y)

Add all that up

-2(x+5y) =(-2) (7) = -14

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