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Which algebraic expression is a difference with two terms? A. 3y+1 B.-2y+5+3 C. 5y-7 D.5(y-6)

Which algebraic expression is a difference with two terms? A. 3y+1 B.-2y+5+3 C. 5y-7 D.5(y-6)
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Which algebraic expression is a difference with two terms?

A. 3y+1
B.-2y+5+3
C. 5y-7
D.5(y-6)

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User Evgeny Soynov
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C. 5y -7 is an algebraic expression difference with two terms.

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