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Solve for s. −30(s−10)=−180
s = 16
s = -4
s = 50
s = 70
s = 16
s = -4
s = 50
s = 70
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To solve the equation −30(s−10)=−180 for s, we will first distribute the -30 on the left side of the equation:
-30s + 300 = -180
Next, we will isolate the variable s by subtracting 300 from both sides:
-30s + 300 - 300 = -180 - 300
-30s = -480
Finally, we will solve for s by dividing both sides of the equation by -30:
s = -480 / -30
s = 16
Therefore, the solution to the equation is s = 16.
-30s + 300 = -180
Next, we will isolate the variable s by subtracting 300 from both sides:
-30s + 300 - 300 = -180 - 300
-30s = -480
Finally, we will solve for s by dividing both sides of the equation by -30:
s = -480 / -30
s = 16
Therefore, the solution to the equation is s = 16.
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