Topic Brief: CHECK YOUR ANSWERS✓ ON YOUR OWN ANSWERS 1) 6(3-2) 2) 12(5+3) 3) 20(5-4) 4) 24(2+3) 5) 3(5x-2) 6) 9(1+4w) We begin the lesson with a review explaining the difference between an equation and an
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CHECK YOUR ANSWERS✓ ON YOUR OWN ANSWERS 1) 6(3-2) 2) 12(5+3) 3) 20(5-4) 4) 24(2+3) 5) 3(5x-2) 6) 9(1+4w) We begin the lesson with a review explaining the difference between an equation and an
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- We begin the lesson with a review explaining the difference between an equation and an
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