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Consider the expression 8 - 6x + 22.

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Answer: A. The expression is not in a standard form because it isn't repersenting a y-value.
B. No the expression is not equivalent to (3-4), (2-2) because the correct expression should be written with 30−6x

Step-by-step explanation:

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