Draw a picture that you could use to help you solve this problem.
2x = 8
solve each prob...
Mathematics, 25.02.2021 03:00 josephvaldez518
Draw a picture that you could use to help you solve this problem.
2x = 8
solve each problem.
show your work
A. 4x = 20. B. 9x = 72
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