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All the expression that are equivlent to 18m - 90

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$\bold{18m-90}$
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Check: $\bold{18\times m}$ → $\bold{18m}$
$\bold{18\times-5}$ → $\bold{-90}$
$\boxed{Answer:18(m-5)}$

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