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When solving the equation −12(x+10)=−3, identify the operation that should be done first.(1 point) Responses subtract 10 subtract 10 add 10 add 10 divide by −2 divide by negative 2 multiply by −2
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The first operation that should be done when solving the equation −12(x+10)=−3 is multiplying by -12.
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