[Annie: 4 (x+y+z) Bradley: 4x+yz Carlos: 4xyz Zuri: 4x+4z+4y]

2 answers:

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4x+4y+4z. I was taught to take out what was in each term, in this problem that would be 4: 4(X+y+z). Meaning A) Annie did the problem right :) I hope this helps!

garri49 [273]3 years ago

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Answer:

Annie

Step-by-step explanation:

In the expression

$4x+4y+4z$

All terms have in common the coefficient of 4, so we can take it out (or factor it) from the expression as follows:

$4(x+y+z)$

and due to the distributive property, in which the 4 must be multiplied by each of the terms within the parenthesis, this is equivalent to the original expression.

Thus, the student who has the right answer is: Annie.

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