alleryHow is the symbol sentence "A = B" read aloud in mathematical language?
AA is near B
BA joins B
CA equals B
DA follows B
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. A equals B
1. Mathematical language uses symbols as words or phrases.
2. The sign = is read as "equals".
3. So A = B is read "A equals B".
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