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English, 29.01.2021 23:50, zalliagessnerp5fuj9

Evaluate the following expressions for x = 2. –9.2(4 – x)
–9.2(4 – (2))
–9.2(2)

Evaluate the following expression for x = 2.
-36.8 + 9.2x

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Evaluate the following expressions for x = 2. –9.2(4 – x)
–9.2(4 – (2))
–9.2(2)
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