If A = -2p+ 7 and B = p< + 3p – 5, find an expression that equals A- 3B in
standard form.
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Mathematics, 10.02.2021 02:20 ashleydenson1517
If A = -2p+ 7 and B = p< + 3p – 5, find an expression that equals A- 3B in
standard form.
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