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No, it is most definitely not. As long as they are not equal to zero

In the sum x-3 you have two components.

x (positive) and -3.

Likewise in 3-x you have:

3 and -x

However if both equal to 0 x will equal 3 in both sums.

In the context of your question, they are not the same.

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