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Katyanochek1 [597]

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Hector is rewriting the expression 7 Superscript 11 in expanded form. How many terms will be multiplied in his rewritten express

ion? 2 7 11 12

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Jlenok [28]3 years ago

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Let us represent Simon's money by S

Kande's money by K

Simon has more money than Kande

S > K

if Simon gave Kande K20, they would have the same amount;

if Simon gives $20, his money will be S - 20 lesser;

When Kande receives $20, his money will increase to K + 20

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While if Kande gave Simon $22, Simon would then have twice as much as Kande;

if Kande gave Simon $22, his money will be K - 22

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