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03-06-2021
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Select the FOUR equations that are equivalent to 2(x+3)−2=16.

A (x+3)−1=8

B (x+3)−2=8

C 2(x+3)=18

D x+3=9
E 2x=12

F 2x=15

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04-06-2021

Answer:

The answer is A because sixteen divide by two equals eight also two is common

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