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3 years ago

Number 11 and 14, I need help on please.

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1 answer:

Ulleksa [173]3 years ago

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Consider this option:
11) 360-(95+32)=233; answer D;
14) if 2x+2=x+11, then x=9, and y-2=9+2, y=13; answer A.

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