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11 June, 22:33

Translate the following sentence into an equation. Twice a number m minus the

equals the sum of m and five.

a) 2 (m - 3) = 5m

b) 2m - 3 = 5m

c) 2m - 3 = m + 5

d) 2 (m - 3) = m + 5

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