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The root, "equi" as in "equitable," "equidistant," and "equivalent," most likely means...
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The root, "equi" as in "equitable," "equidistant," and "equivalent," most
likely means...

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Answer:

Equal

Step-by-step explanation:

Equi means equal. Equidistant, for example, means equal distance.

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