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Which of the following could be the result of the first step in solving the problem below? 4(9−8)+3=

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Answer:

4(1) + 3

36 - 32 + 3

Explanation:

4(1) + 3

36 - 32 + 3

Juanillo answered Aug 7, 2024

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