Can anyone give me any answers for the first 2 in each coloured section please

Mathematics

1 answer:

blsea [12.9K]3 years ago

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A.) x=5

B.) x=4

C.) x=8

D.) x=2

E.) x=7

F.) x=6

G.) x=2

H.) x= -3

I.) x=5

J.) x=8

K.) x=9

L.) x=5

M.) fraction form; x=36/7 decimal form; x=5.142857 Mixed number form; x= 5 1/7

N.) x=7

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