For all x, the expression (5-x)+(2x-3) is equivalent to a. -2x^2+13x-15 b. 2+x c. 2-x d.-2+x e.-2-x

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Phyzalis asked Aug 24, 2022

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For all x, the expression (5-x)+(2x-3) is equivalent to

a. -2x^2+13x-15
b. 2+x
c. 2-x
d.-2+x
e.-2-x

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Phyzalis asked Aug 24, 2022

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the answer is b

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Anton Panchishin answered Aug 27, 2022

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your answer is b (x+2)

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