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Are the expressions 3−(4x+1) and 4−4x equivalent?
A. Yes, they are because both expressions simplify to 4−4x.
B. Yes, they are because both expressions simplify to 0.
C. No, they are not because 3−(4x+1) simplifies to 2−4x , which is not equivalent to 4−4x.
D. No, they are not because 3−(4x+1) simplifies to −1x+1, which is not equivalent to 4−4x
A. Yes, they are because both expressions simplify to 4−4x.
B. Yes, they are because both expressions simplify to 0.
C. No, they are not because 3−(4x+1) simplifies to 2−4x , which is not equivalent to 4−4x.
D. No, they are not because 3−(4x+1) simplifies to −1x+1, which is not equivalent to 4−4x
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C. No, they are not because 3−(4x+1) simplifies to 2−4x , which is not equivalent to 4−4x.
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