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Which expressions are equivalent to 6 +(–x) + 2x + (–7) + 2x? Check all that apply.
[There Are Multiple Answers]

A. x + x + 6 – 7 + x

B. 2x + 2 + x

C. 3 – x + 2x – 4 + 2x

D. x – 1

E. x + 1

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Answers

Answered by muktiroy5
1

Answer:

Option a and option c will be the answer .

6-x+2x-7+2x = 3x-1

a) x+x+6-7+x=3x-1

b) 2x+2+x=3x+2

c) 3 – x + 2x – 4 + 2x= 3x-1

D. x – 1

E. x + 1

so option a and c match.

Answered by Himanshu8715
2

Answer:

Answers are A and C.

Step-by-step explanation:

First of all, see 6 +(–x) + 2x + (–7) + 2x = 6-x+2x-7+2x = 3x-1....(1)

So, the answers are those which satisfy the above equation.

See in option A, its x + x + 6 – 7 + x.

Solving it,

2x +6-7+x = 3x-1. So, it satisfies the equation (1). So, option A is an answer.

Now, see in option C, its 3 – x + 2x – 4 + 2x.

Solving it,

3+x-4+2x = -1+3x = 3x-1. So, it also satisfies the equation (1).

So, option C is another answer.

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