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anonymous · Answer

First, you need to isolate the "x". Since the "x" term is in the denominator of a fraction, multiply both sides of the equation by the inverse of 1/5x which would be 5x/1 (just flip it): 
2/5x (5x/1) = -10 (5x/1) 
Cancel and Simplify you get: 
2 = -10 (5x) 
Continue to simplify: 
2 = -50x 
Divide both sides by -50 to further isolate the "x": 
2/-50 = x

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

I typed in the problem on google . . . . I'm apart of k12 too

anonymous · Answer

o cool what grade

anonymous · Answer

12 th wbu?

anonymous · Answer

o i am in 8th but that cant be the answer cause theres no 50

anonymous · Answer

have you used yahoo answers?

anonymous · Answer

theres a1/5 b5/2 c5 and 4

anonymous · Answer

I'm lost lol I would use http://answers.yahoo.com/ for this problem you would recieve more help

anonymous · Answer

ok