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2 March, 01:43

Name the property of equality that justifies going from the first statement to the second statement.

First statement: 2x=x+7

Second statement: x=y

A. Symmetric property of equality.

B. Substitution property of equality.

C. Division property of equality.

D. Subtraction property of equality.

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