What do 2 equivalent expressions always have in common

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Answer 1

Answer: 2 equivalent expressions always have the same amount. They always equal the same number.

Answer 2

Answer: Since they are called equivalent expressions, they are simply equivalent.

They give the same answer.

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My Prime factors are 2,3, and 5, and I am a number between 58 and 68. What number am I?

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The number should be 65.

Given that,

The prime factors are 2,3, and 5.
And, the number between 58, and 68.
We have to find out that number.

Based on the above information,

The number should be 60 and 65.
But the 60 should be divisible by 2,3 but the 65 is not divisible by 2 and 3.

Therefore we can conclude that the number should be 65.

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Well, because the number has to be a multiple of 5, it must be either 60 or 65. Then, you see that only 60 fits the description because it is divisible by both 2 and 3 while 65 is divisible evenly by neither

What are 5 consecutive even integers that add up to 0

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$2a,2a+2,2a+4,2a+6,2a+8\n\n2a+2a+2+2a+4+2a+6+2a+8=0\n\n10a+20= 0\ \ \ \ | subtract\ 20\n\n10a=-20\ \ \ \ | divide\ by\ 10\n\na=-2\n\nNumers\ are: \ -2,0,2,4,6.$

$2n+2n+2+2n+4+2n+6+2n+8=0\n10n+20=0\n10n=-20\nn=-2\n\n2n=-4\n2n+2=-2\n2n+4=0\n2n+6=2\n2n+8=4\n\n\boxed{\{-4,-2,0,2,4\}}$

What would my final balance be if i put $650 in the bank for 60 months with an interest rate of 6%

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my math is 6%= 0.06*650=39*60 is $2,340 if i am correct please mark as brainliest thx:)

$650 × 1.06 = $689
this is assuming that it is a simple interest rate
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Assuming apr is the rate: 60÷12=5 (years)

650÷60= $10(5)/(6)$ (per month)

Year one: $5 (5)/(6)$ ×12=130 (per annum)
130×1.06= $137.8

Year two: 137.8 + 130 = 267.8
267.8×1.06 = 283.868

Year three: 283.868+130 = 413.868
413.863 × 1.06 ≈ $438.7

Year four: 438.7 + 130 = 568.7
568.7×1.06 ≈ $602.82

Year five: 602.82+130=732.82
732.82×1.06 ≈ $776.79

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