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Plz help, but if you look at the pic from 10:35am, isn’t it basically the same xd id.k tell me if it’s similar or not I not just

tell me plz qwq I wanna be done already xd

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MAXImum [283]2 years ago

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Answer:

here

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1 = B

4-(-3) that 3 is turned into a positive number

2 is b same reason

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