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Which of the following expressions is equivalent to −56−13? Select all that apply. A. (−56)⋅(−3) B. (−65)⋅(−3) C. (−65)⋅(−13) D.

(56)÷(13) E. 56⋅(−3)
please answer soon, in the middle of a test, thx

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Elden [556K]2 years ago

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Answer:

A, D, and E.

Step-by-step explanation:

Sorry if wrong but im pretty sure. you flip the second fraction so it becomes a three. the divide bacomes a multiply so that should be correct

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