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3 years ago

2 (c+7)=2c+14 is an example of an

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The given mathematical expression 2 (c+7)=2c+14 is an example is an example of Distributive Property.
We can examine the given problem, we have 2(c+7) where 2 can be distributed to both c and 7. Then the result of distribution is 2c and 14 which the same in the opposite side.

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