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Write an algebraic

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MatroZZZ [7]2 years ago

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generally in algebra you will use the letter "x" to represent a value you do not know, so it wants an algebraic expression for "p subtracted from 115", this can be rewritten as 115 - p. So the unknown value "x" is equal to 115 - p.

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