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Mathematics, 18.09.2019 17:00 parmer6527p810bw

Which properties of equality justify steps b and d?
a. multiplication property of equality; subtraction property of equality
b. subtraction property of equality; division property of equality
c. subtraction property of equality; multiplication property of equality
d. subtraction property of equality; subtraction property of equality


Which properties of equality justify steps b and d?  a. multiplication property of

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