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Which equation is an identity? (Can someone explain to me how they got their answer, I don't get this.)
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Which equation is an identity? (Can someone explain to me how they got their answer, I don't get this.)
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5w + 8 - w = 6w - 2(w -4).
Let's reduce the equation on the left:
4w + 8; (1)
and now let's reduce the equation on the right
6w - 2w +8 = 4w +8 (2).
We notice that (1) ≈ (2), and this is the only IDENTITY
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