Which expression is equivalent to (b + 0.22b - 0.23b) A. (B - 0.01) B. (1 - 0.01b) C. (-.55b) D. (.99b)

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Which expression is equivalent to (b + 0.22b - 0.23b)

A. (B - 0.01)
B. (1 - 0.01b)
C. (-.55b)
D. (.99b)

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The answer is D. You just need to subtract and simplify it

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