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Write an equation that can be solved by first using addition, and then using multiplication. Solve your equation.

Write an equation that can be solved by first using addition, and then using multiplication. Solve your equation.
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Write an equation that can be solved by first using addition, and then using multiplication.

Solve your equation.

User Sergey Romanov
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0=(x/6)-5
Could be an example, you just have to go backwards from x
User Anderly
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Answer:

(0+2)×5

Explanation:

(0+2)=2×5=10

User Neeraj Khede
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