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Bluescarni asked Oct 7, 2023

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Solve (—6 —4) divided by (—5) =

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Bluescarni asked Oct 7, 2023

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Answer: 2

Step 1
Set it up as: (-6-4)/(-5)
Step 2
It is: -10/-5
Step 3 -10/-5 is 2!
So that is ur answer, hope it helps!

Ninfa answered Oct 8, 2023

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Answer:

-2

Explanation:

(-6-4)/-5=

-10/5= -2

Sirisha answered Oct 13, 2023

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