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3 years ago

2(5x-7)=2x+10 what Is the distributive property

Mathematics

1 answer:

professor190 [17]3 years ago

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2(5x)2(-7)=2x+10

2(5x)= 10x
2(-7)=-14

10x-14=2x+10

Solve:
10x-2x=8x

8x-14=10

14+10=24

8x=24

24/8=3

X=3

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