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3 years ago

Determine wether 2(x+3)= 2x+6 is always sometimes or never true

Mathematics

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Sliva [168]3 years ago

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Always true.

2(x+3) =2x +6 Times 2.

2x+6=2x+6

Hope this helped,
-Tiara

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