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Evaluate 11 1/2 +(−4 2/3)x for x=6. A. −17 1/2 B. −16 1/2 C. 36 1/6 D. 39 1/2
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Evaluate 11 1/2 +(−4 2/3)x for x=6.
A. −17 1/2
B. −16 1/2
C. 36 1/6
D. 39 1/2
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