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Select all of the equations below that are equivalent to:\newline20=vw-20 = vw\newlineUse properties of equality.\newline\newlineMulti-select Choices:\newline(A) 44=2vw44 = -2vw\newline(B) 60=vw360 = vw \cdot -3\newline(C) 66=vw366 = vw \cdot -3\newline(D) 100=5vw100 = -5vw

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Q. Select all of the equations below that are equivalent to:\newline20=vw-20 = vw\newlineUse properties of equality.\newline\newlineMulti-select Choices:\newline(A) 44=2vw44 = -2vw\newline(B) 60=vw360 = vw \cdot -3\newline(C) 66=vw366 = vw \cdot -3\newline(D) 100=5vw100 = -5vw
  1. Manipulate Original Equation: To determine if an equation is equivalent to 20=vw-20 = vw, we can manipulate the original equation using properties of equality and see if we can transform it into the given choices without changing the equality.
  2. Check Choice (A): Let's start with choice (A) 44=2vw44 = -2vw. To check if this is equivalent to 20=vw-20 = vw, we can divide both sides of the original equation by 2-2. \newline20/2=vw/2-20 / -2 = vw / -2\newline10=0.5vw10 = -0.5vw\newlineThis does not match choice (A), which has 4444 on the left side and 2vw-2vw on the right side.
  3. Check Choice (B): Now let's check choice (B) 60=vw360 = vw \cdot -3. To check if this is equivalent to 20=vw-20 = vw, we can multiply both sides of the original equation by 3-3. \newline20×3=vw×3-20 \times -3 = vw \times -3\newline60=3vw60 = -3vw\newlineThis does not match choice (B), which has 6060 on the left side and vw3vw \cdot -3 on the right side, without the negative sign in front of vwvw.
  4. Check Choice (C): Next, let's check choice (C) 66=vw366 = vw \cdot -3. To check if this is equivalent to 20=vw-20 = vw, we can multiply both sides of the original equation by 3-3, as we did for choice (B).\newline203=vw3-20 \cdot -3 = vw \cdot -3\newline60=3vw60 = -3vw\newlineThis does not match choice (C), which has 6666 on the left side and vw3vw \cdot -3 on the right side.
  5. Check Choice (D): Finally, let's check choice (D) 100=5vw100 = -5vw. To check if this is equivalent to 20=vw-20 = vw, we can multiply both sides of the original equation by 5-5. \newline20×5=vw×5-20 \times -5 = vw \times -5\newline100=5vw100 = -5vw\newlineThis matches choice (D), which has 100100 on the left side and 5vw-5vw on the right side.

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