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Use properties of operations to write an expression equivalent to the expression below. p6+(q+8) 1. p6+8q 2. 8(p6+q) 3. (p6+q)+8 4. 6p+q+8 QUESTION 2 What number makes the expressions equivalent? 12(−1.
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Use properties of operations to write an expression equivalent to the expression below. p6+(q+8)

1. p6+8q

2. 8(p6+q)

3. (p6+q)+8

4. 6p+q+8


QUESTION 2

What number makes the expressions equivalent?
12(−1.4m+0.4)=?m+0.2

–1.4
1.4
–0.7
0.7

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i’m pretty sure it’s c!!
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Pretty sure it’s C or Number 3
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