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Which algebraic expression is a difference with two terms? O A. 6(x+5) OB. 6 + x-9 O C. 6x - 9 O D. 9x6

Which algebraic expression is a difference with two terms? O A. 6(x+5) OB. 6 + x-9 O C. 6x - 9 O D. 9x6
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Which algebraic expression is a difference with two terms?

O A. 6(x+5)
OB. 6 + x-9
O C. 6x - 9
O D. 9x6

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6x-9

the- sign makes it a difference and the two terms are 6x and 9

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