3 years ago

which two operations are needed to write the expression that repersents "four times the difference of a number and three"

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qaws [65]3 years ago

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Answer:

4 (x-3)hhkjcdrtuvddistheansww

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which two operations are needed to write the expression that repersents "four times the difference of a number and three"​

which two operations are needed to write the expression that repersents "four times the difference of a number and three"