Reversing the clauses of an "if-then" statement only sometimes makes the new statement true, so it isn't true or false. For example, reversing the clauses of "if 1=x, then x=1" makes the new statement true, but reversing the clauses of "if x=2, then |x|=2" doesn't.
Answer:
The napkins
Step-by-step explanation:
There is a 7 in both 7x and 7 so you will take that out.
7 (x+1)
Then there is an x in both x2 and 2x so you take that out.
x (x+2)
