Use the model to create zero pairs. What is an equivalent expression that has two terms?

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Use the model to create zero pairs. What is an equivalent expression that has two terms?

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Answer: just type in (x+1)

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Marszczybrew answered Dec 8, 2021

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Answer:

x+1

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just did it all you have to do is put that in and you got it write

Bame answered Dec 10, 2021

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