m = 4(2x + 6)
n = 8x + 10
part a:
Mathematics, 23.01.2020 03:31 rol15
Two expressions are below.
m = 4(2x + 6)
n = 8x + 10
part a:
apply the distributive property to write an expression that is equivalent to expression m.
part b:
explain whether or not expressions m and n are equivalent for any value of x.
label your answers to both parts of the problem in the response box.
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Two expressions are below.
m = 4(2x + 6)
n = 8x + 10
part a:
m = 4(2x + 6)
n = 8x + 10
part a:
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