In general, you cannot prove that because it is not true.
2 is rational. √2 is not.
The factored expression of m(2a+b)-n(2a+b)+2n(2a+b) is (m + n)(2a + b)
<h3>How to factor the expression?</h3>
The expression is given as:
m(2a+b)-n(2a+b)+2n(2a+b)
Factor out 2a + b
m(2a+b)-n(2a+b)+2n(2a+b) = (m - n + 2n)(2a + b)
Evaluate the like terms
m(2a+b)-n(2a+b)+2n(2a+b) = (m + n)(2a + b)
Hence, the factored expression of m(2a+b)-n(2a+b)+2n(2a+b) is (m + n)(2a + b)
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Answer:
13
Step-by-step explanation:
7 + 6 = 13
4/5 (20x - 10)...use distributive property...basically multiplying the 4/5 by everything in the parenthesis,
4/5 * 20x - 4/5 * 10 =
16x - 8
