1 year ago

What is an equivalent form of 14(p + 6) − 10(2q + 5)?

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1 answer:

aalyn [17]1 year ago

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The equivalent form of 14(p + 6) − 10(2q + 5) is 14p − 20q + 34.

<h3>What is mathematical expansion?</h3>

An mathematical expansion occurs when a mathematical object is been scaled using a scale factor that is greater in absolute value than one.

14(p + 6) − 10(2q + 5)

If we open the bracket, we have

14p − 20q + 34

Therefore option D is correct.

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