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Which of the following equations, in its simplest form, will be equivalent to 3x + 2 + (–5)?

Which of the following equations, in its simplest form, will be equivalent to 3x + 2 + (–5)?
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Which of the following equations, in its simplest form, will be equivalent to 3x + 2 + (–5)?

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B

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User Choxx
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Answer:B, x-1+x-2+x

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