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How much smaller is x−3 than x+4?

How much smaller is x−3 than x+4?
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How much smaller is x−3 than x+4?

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Answer:

x-3

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It's x-3 because if you put 12-3 it will be 9 but if you add x+4 it will be 16

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User John Hubert
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Answer: bsf google

Step-by-step explanation: go to google look it up and find the answer

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