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Which algebraic expression is a difference with two terms? O A. 5(y- 6) O B. -2y+5+3 O C. 3y+1 O D. 54-7 SUBMIT
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Which algebraic expression is a difference with two terms?

O A. 5(y- 6)
O B. -2y+5+3
O C. 3y+1
O D. 54-7
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Difference means you are subtracting and there needs to be two terms, so the answer should be D. 54-7
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