Mathematics, 11.12.2020 01:30, Uniquestudies

Expression A:x+3 Expression B:1+x+2
Which statement can be used to show that these expressions are equivalent
A. Each expression includes the term x
B. Each expression involve addition
C. x+3 can be rewritten as 1+x+2 using the distributive property
D the expression name the same number regardless of the value of x

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Expression A:x+3 Expression B:1+x+2
Which statement can be used to show that these expression...