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3 years ago

9 Four students were asked to write an expression that is

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BabaBlast [244]3 years ago

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

8x - 20.....factor a 4 out

4(2x - 5) <=== this one is correct...not 100% sure who wrote it

8x - 20...factor out a 2

2(4x - 10) <==== this is correct

8x - 20....factor out a -2

-2(-4x + 10) <==== this is correct

8x - 20....factor out a -4

-4(-2x + 5).....nobody did this one......but somebody tried....that person didn't factor correctly

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