Equations that look different but have the same solution are said to be

1 answer:

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Let's define each choice to differentiate which is the answer

A. Equivalent - equivalent equations may not look exactly the same on face value. But they are equivalent because they have the same exact solution.

B. Expressions - expression is a general term for equations that are formed from word problems

C. Equal - equal equations are the exact duplicate of each other

D. Similar - this term is only used on geometric shapes to tell that the two shapes have a fixed ratio of their similar sides or angles

E. Radical - radical equations are those involving fractions

Therefore, from their descriptions, the answer is A.

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