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Gaven Francis
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13 December, 13:10
How to solve u/5+3=1
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Drake Conley
13 December, 13:15
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First subtract 3: u/5 = - 2
Now, because u is divided by 5, we can multiply by 5 to get u on its own.
u = - 10
To check, - 10/5 + 3 = 1
-2 + 3 = 1
1 = 1
This leaves us with a true statement, so the answer is correct.
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