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Mathematics, 19.08.2019 11:30, snowprincess99447

Which of the following is not a true statement about solving two-step equations?
a. two-step equations require the addition property of equality to solve.
b. two-step equations require the multiplication property of equality to solve.
c. two-step equations require all numbers to be whole numbers in order to solve.
d. two-step equations can be solved even with coefficients that are fractions.

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