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Which part of the expression −2(3 + 4)is the sum of two terms? Explain.

Which part of the expression −2(3 + 4)is the sum of two terms? Explain.
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Which part of the expression −2(3 + 4)is the sum of two terms? Explain.

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Answer:

3+4

Explanation:

cuz they are separated by a plus sign

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