24-25 7th Grade Chapter 2 Test Retake Which situation can be represented by \( \frac{-10}{3} \) ? Hiana had \( \$ 15 \) that she and 3 friends shared. Suzette owed \( \$ 5 \) to each of her three friends. For 3 days in a row, the temperature was \( -15^{\circ} \mathrm{F} \). Rogelio withdrew \( \$ 15 \) from his savings account 3 times this month.
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