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To make the expression 4x−2+□(2x+4) equivalent to 2(6x+7), what must be the value in the box?

To make the expression 4x−2+□(2x+4) equivalent to 2(6x+7), what must be the value in the box?
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To make the expression 4x−2+□(2x+4) equivalent to 2(6x+7), what must be the value in the box?

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Answer: 4 goes into the box!!

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