Explain whether 11t−2t is equivalent to 2t−11t. Support your answer by evaluating the expressions for t=2.

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Explain whether 11t−2t is equivalent to 2t−11t. Support your answer by evaluating the expressions for t=2.

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Answer:

not equal to

Explanation:

11*2-2*2=18

2*2-11*2=-18

18≠-18

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Answer:

Is not, and the term is -2t.

Explanation:

Ioannis Lalopoulos answered Jan 7, 2021

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