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2 years ago

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tatyana61 [14]2 years ago

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Answer:

0.15-0.75p? YES

-0.45-0.6+0.75P? NO

-3(-0.05+0.25p)? YES

-3(0.15)+(-3)(0.2)+(-3)(0.25p)? NO

Step-by-step explanation:

-3(0.15-0.2+0.25p)

=-0.45+0.6-0.75p

=0.15-0.75p

1. 0.15-0.75p=0.15-0.75p? YES

2. -0.45-0.6+0.75P=0.15-0.75p?

-1.05+0.75p=0.15-0.75p? NO

3. -3(-0.05+0.25p)=0.15-0.75p?

0.15-0.75=0.15-0.75p? YES

4. -3(0.15)+(-3)(0.2)+(-3)(0.25p)=0.15-0.75p?

-0.45-0.6-0.75p=0.15-0.75p?

-1.05-0.75p=0.15-0.75p? NO

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