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Help please its due at 9:00

Help please its due at 9:00-example-1
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I don't really know how to do this but the best thing I can say is to replace those variables with a number and then put it in a calculator. Make sure each variable has a different number.

so for the first one, I made s as 2 and t as 3. I got 18 for the first one and 6 on the other one so they're clearly not equal.

good luck!

User Handloomweaver
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Answer:

1. No

2. Yes

3. No

4. Yes

Explanation:

Plug in values for the unknowns into bother expressions to see if the give the same answer.

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