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7

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7

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7

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7

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x=7

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7

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7

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50

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50

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50

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50

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50

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x=50

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50

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50

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25

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25

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25

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x=25

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x=25

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25

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25

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x=25

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25

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x=20

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20

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x=20

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x=20

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20

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x=20

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20

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a and b are the same but one is diveded by x same with c and d

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x=2

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I wonder what do the denominators change? 

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I wonder what do the denominators change? 

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Where do we get the denomonators

CD are similar

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I wonder why they changed the equations for A and B also for C and D 

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I wonder why they changed the equations for A and B also for C and D 

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i noticed that they both have x= at the end of the equation.

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i noticed that they both have x= at the end of the equation.

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I notice that A and C have denominators 

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I notice that A and C have denominators 

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a and b are the same thing except one divides by x

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i notice that they either equal to 1 or 2

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i notice that they either equal to 1 or 2

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b and d are just a and c without the denominators

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A and B have the same set of numbers but different equations

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A and B have the same set of numbers but different equations

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The equations with an exponent equal 1. The equations without an exponent equal 2.

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I notice that the top 2 equal 2 and the bottom 2 equal 1

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I notice that the top 2 equal 2 and the bottom 2 equal 1

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I am noticing that these are multistep problems.

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they alll have an x= at the end

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i noticed both sides are equal to each other