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Which of the following are equivalent to the expression (6m+4)−(2m−9)? Select all that apply.

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Answer:

the only equivalent expression is A. 4m+5.

Explanation:

o simplify the expression 6m+4-2m-9, we can combine the like terms:

6m+4-2m-9 = (6m-2m) + (4-9) = 4m - 5

Therefore, the only equivalent expression is A. 4m+5.

Here is a table of the answer choices and their simplified forms:

| Answer choice | Simplified form |

|---|---|---|

| A. 4m+5 | 4m+5 |

| B. 8m+5 | 8m+5 |

| C. 8m+1+5 | 8m+6 |

| D. 4m+13 | 4m+13 |

| E. 8m+13 | 8m+13 |

| F. 4m+2+5 | 4m+7 |

As you can see, only answer choice A simplifies to 4m+5. Therefore, the only equivalent expression is A. 4m+5.

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