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2 years ago

Place the expressions that are equivalent under the corresponding expression in the table.

Mathematics

2 answers:

serg [7]2 years ago

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:20

20 130 3 8.12 - 1) 2:2 12-1 21=-11 # 1 - 2 1212 II + 3) 472 I + 3 2(1 - 1) -1 2:2 3(12 - 1) 32 – 23– 3+.

Len [333]2 years ago

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Answer:

20 130 3 8.12 - 1) 2:2 12-1 21=-11 # 1 - 2 1212 II + 3) 472 I + 3 2(1 - 1) -1 2:2 3(12 - 1) 32 – 23– 3+.

Step-by-step explanation:

20 130 3 8.12 - 1) 2:2 12-1 21=-11 # 1 - 2 1212 II + 3) 472 I + 3 2(1 - 1) -1 2:2 3(12 - 1) 32 – 23– 3+.

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