Choose the simplified answer for this expression.
3(q + 1) - 4
A: 3q - 1
B...
Mathematics, 24.11.2020 05:00 zahradawkins2007
Choose the simplified answer for this expression.
3(q + 1) - 4
A: 3q - 1
B: 3q + 7
C: 3q - 4
D: 3q + 3
Answers: 1
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