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Simplifying Expressions | Pre-Algebra
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Easy-to-use, print-and-go, resource! When learning to simplify equations, this 10 worksheet bundle will give students the opportunity to practice and show what they know!
A 2-set bundle:
– Set 1: 5 worksheets with answer banks for students to use
– Set 2: 5 worksheets with no answer banks
Use for practice and assessment. A total of 220 problems in all. Answer keys provided!
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