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4 years ago

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How can you write the expression 7(b-2) in words?

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NeTakaya4 years ago

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Seven, parenthesis, two subtracted from b, parenthesis.

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Kay [80]4 years ago

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Seven times B subtract two is 7 (b- 2)

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