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(will mark brainliest ) Which of the following best describes the expression 5(x + 2)? (5 points)

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Lunna [17]2 years ago

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Step-by-step explanation:

The only one of these possible answers that could be correct is the fourth one:

The product of a constant factor 5 and a 2-term factor x + 2. That '5' in front of (x+2) multiplies (x+2), and so the result is a product.

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