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Mathematics

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Alex Ar [27]2 years ago

7 0

1. x+12

2. x-8

3. 3*x

4. x^(2)+5

5. (x/2)+7

6. 4*(x+6)

7. (1/2)*x

8. 2x+8

9. x^(2)+3

10. (x/3)+12

Additional activity

1. 2-50

2.20/4=5

3.100-50=50

4.three times two then add to four equals ten

5. the diffrence of eight and four

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