A 1. Which of the following is equivalent to 37g - 11g? a. (37 - 11)g b. (37 - 11) +g c.(37 - 11) + g2 d. (37 - 11)9

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A 1. Which of the following is equivalent to 37g - 11g? a. (37 - 11)g b. (37 - 11) +g c.(37 - 11) + g2 d. (37 - 11)9

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From 37g - 11g we can factorize g. It yields

Hence, the aswer is a.

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