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​Which of these shows that both sides are equal?
3+2=6
1+3=3
4=4
5=2+2
​Which equation is true?Â
7=5
2+3=3+2
4+1=6
3=1+1
Which of these shows that both sides are equal?
Which equation is true?Â
what does an equal sign (=) mean?Â
which equation is falseÂ
3+2=5, what does the equal sign tell us?
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