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3 years ago

25x+15y is equivalent to 5(5x+3y)

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andrezito [222]3 years ago

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True

5(5x + 3y) can be solved using distributive property.

5(5x + 3y) → (5 * 5x) + (5 * 3y) → 25x + 15y

So, this statement is true.

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