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Ryan Williams asked Nov 12, 2022

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Mathematics
middle-school

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The answer I think is A... sorry if it’s wrong!

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Answer: A
Explanation: the two number problems do not equal the same thing until one of the number problems gets subtracted by a certain amount or adds a certain amount.

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