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3 years ago

PLEASE HELP! IMAGE DOWN BELOW!

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1 answer:

ankoles [38]3 years ago

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Answer:

1. 11t

2.7w+28

3. 2c+11

4. 8n

5. 10r+15

6. 24−8g

7. 17d−9

8. 8g+7z

9. 23b

10. 2rs+1

11. 9f+9g

12. 4x+y

13. 21a+14

14. 21a+14

15. 6−3k

16. 18n+36

17. 9s+3t

18. 8a−12b

19. 11m+n

20. 2+6z

21. 8x+6y

22. 7hg−7

23. 4st+5

24. 2r+17

25. 7w+6

26. 3(c+2)

27. 8f−4g

28. 2+8q+3r

Step-by-step explanation:

there you go, sorry it took so long

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