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Mathematics, 06.05.2021 23:50, realneggalloyd

Kareem wrote the expressions shown below. [3.27] [L2.7] [2.97] [14.8]
Which pair is equivalent?
O L2.7] and [3.27]
O [2.97 and L2.7]
O [13.27] and [2.97]
O L4.8] and [3.27]


Kareem wrote the expressions shown below.

[3.27] [L2.7] [2.97] [14.8]
Which pair is equivalent?
O

answer
Answers: 1

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Kareem wrote the expressions shown below. [3.27] [L2.7] [2.97] [14.8]
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