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3 years ago

How much candy can a human being fit in their mouth?

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I don’t know but a better question is how many cavities do that human being want since they’re tryna see how much candy they can put in their mouth ? :)

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Combine like terms. The associative and commutative properties of addition apply, as does the distributive property.

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3. (2x+5)-(3x-2) = 2x +5 -3x +2 = (2x -3x) +(5 +2) = -x +7

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Solve for x: 10 = 3 – 4x

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Step-by-step explanation:

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