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kvasek [131]
3 years ago
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Which scenario could be represented by the algebraic expression n minus 13? Ariel wants to find the difference of a number and 1

3. Ariel wants to find the product of 13 and a number. Ariel wants to find the sum of a number and 13. Ariel wants to find the difference of 13 and a number. HELPPPPP
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