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Consider the two linear expressions. −(−12−6x−3) and 3.5−6x Are the two linear expressions equivalent? Drag a word or phrase to the box to correctly complete the statement.

Consider the two linear expressions. −(−12−6x−3) and 3.5−6x Are the two linear expressions equivalent? Drag a word or phrase to the box to correctly complete the statement.
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Consider the two linear expressions.

−(−12−6x−3) and 3.5−6x

Are the two linear expressions equivalent?

Drag a word or phrase to the box to correctly complete the statement.

Consider the two linear expressions. −(−12−6x−3) and 3.5−6x Are the two linear expressions-example-1
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User Vasiliy Kevroletin
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Answer: Not Equivelant

Step-by-step explanation: K12 test

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User Sviatoslav Yakymiv
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Answer:

Your answer is not equivalent :D

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