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Julia and catelyn are using the distributive property to simplify 3(x+2) who is correct explain your reasoning

1 answer:

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The distributive property to solve 3(x+2)
rewrite
3(x) + 3(2)
3x + 6
Which ever person solve it to this is correct ;)

Hope this helps :)

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