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Mathematics, 12.11.2020 18:20, latdoz0952

7. Consider the equation x/3+ 7 = 13. Part A: Write an equivalent equation using the multiplication property of
equality.
Part B: What properties will you use next to solve the equations?


7. Consider the equation x/3+ 7 = 13.

Part A: Write an equivalent equation using the multiplicati

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