Subtract one expression from the other. If they are equivalent, the answer is zero.
-(x+3) is one possible answer.
8/1 is one of an infinite number of possible answers.
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You can usually make valid transformations in one of the expressions until you get the other expression. A "valid transformation" in this context means one that doesn't change the value of the expression.
Subtract one expression from the other. If they are equivalent, the answer is zero.
.20 is the decimal expression
One possibility is 10*23.2
-(x+3) is one possible answer.
How can we know? You do not list the expressions "below". At a guess, if one of them is 0.8333(recurring) then it is that one.
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8/1 is one of an infinite number of possible answers.
There are an infinite number of equivalent expressions [for example, the expression 3(64x2 + 64x + 16)/4 would be the same], but the one you're probably looking for is 3(2x + 1).
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You can usually make valid transformations in one of the expressions until you get the other expression. A "valid transformation" in this context means one that doesn't change the value of the expression.
It is a bigger expression.