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\frac{g}{-5} +3 = -13
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your first step is to subtract 3 from both sides
\[\large \frac{g}{-5} +3 = -13\] \[\large \frac{g}{-5} +3-3 = -13-3\] \[\large \frac{g}{-5} +0 = -16\] \[\large \frac{g}{-5} = -16\] what's next?
what would G equal?
to find out, you need to multiply both sides by -5
because you want to undo that division of -5
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okay hold on
ok
is it 80?
yep
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