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3 years ago

. Which algebraic expression is equivalent to the expression below?

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Since you are not distributing at all, you can ignore the parenthesis :)

When ignoring the parenthesis your equation is
18x + 11 - 4x

Then just combine like terms :)

14x + 11

Your answer is C.

Hope this helped!

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