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Jesse says that the expressions 762x + 9) and 14x + 9 are equivalent Do you agree with Jesse? Explain

Jesse says that the expressions 762x + 9) and 14x + 9 are equivalent Do you agree with Jesse? Explain
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Jesse says that the expressions 762x + 9) and 14x + 9 are equivalent

Do you agree with Jesse? Explain

User Enix
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7 votes

Answer:

no because 762x is not equal to 14x

Explanation:

User Olcay Tarazan
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5 votes

Answer:

Jesse is an idiot

Explanation:

762x does not equal 14x

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