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Which term is used to describe two quantities that may or may not be equivalent? factor solution product equality
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Which term is used to describe two quantities that may or may not be equivalent?

factor
solution
product
equality

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The correct answer is factor.
User Cassio Neri
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factor, but not sure 100%
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