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Which equation is modeled below? a. -X+ 1 = 2x+3 b. X+(-1)=2x+3 c. X+(-1)= 3x+2 d. -2x = 2x+3
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Which equation is modeled below?

a. -X+ 1 = 2x+3
b. X+(-1)=2x+3
c. X+(-1)= 3x+2
d. -2x = 2x+3

Which equation is modeled below? a. -X+ 1 = 2x+3 b. X+(-1)=2x+3 c. X+(-1)= 3x+2 d-example-1
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my friend, I will give you the answer, It's b, Good luck man

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