Explain whether 13t-4t is equivalent to 4t-13t. Support ur answer be evaluating the expressions for t=2

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Answer:

Its not, belongs to the term -3t.

Explanation:

Ted Gueniche answered Apr 15, 2021

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13t-4t is not equivalent to 4t-13t. When you plug in t=2 to both equations it will equal to 18=-18. Therefore, they are not equivalent.

UVic answered Apr 19, 2021

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