What is 75 less than the product of 39 and a number is -225 what is the number

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The product of 39 and a number:  39x

75 less than the product of 39 and a number:  39x - 75

"is -225" means = -225

39x - 75 = -225

39x = -150

x = -150/39

x = -50/13
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