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Match each set of equations with the move that turned the first equation into the second.

Match each set of equations with the move that turned the first equation into the second.
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Match each set of equations with the move that turned the first equation into the second.

Match each set of equations with the move that turned the first equation into the-example-1
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41523 is the answer .
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The order is 41523 my friend, hope it helps
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