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slamgirl [31]
4 years ago
3

Drag each expression to show whether it is equivalent to 8(t+8),8t +8, or neither

Mathematics
1 answer:
stiks02 [169]4 years ago
7 0

Answer:

Box-1:

Neither

Box-2:

8(t+8)

Box-3:

8(t+8)

Box-4:

8t+8

Box-5:

Neither

Box-6:

8t+8

Step-by-step explanation:

We can verify each box

Box-1:

(8+t)+(8+8)

we can simplify it by combining like terms

=8+t+8+8

=8+t+16

=t+24

none of them matches

so, Neither

Box-2:

8t+64

we can write as

8\times t+8\times 8

now, we can factor out 8

8(t+8)

Box-3:

8\cdot t+8\cdot 8

we can factor out 8

8(t+8)

Box-4:

4t+8+4t

we can combine like terms

4t+4t+8

8t+8

Box-5:

8t+16

we can factor common term

8\times t+8\times 2

now, we can factor out 8

8(t+2)

so, we can see that none are matching

so, Neither

Box-6:

4(2t+2)

we can distribute 4

4\times 2t+4\times 2

we can simplify it

8t+8

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