Answer:
The true statements are A and D
Step-by-step explanation:
4 (3(3) + 4) is 52, while 16(3) + 12 is 60
that would not be equivalent in w = 3 but it would in w = 1
Answer:
1r
Step-by-step explanation:
(5r-4)(2r-6r+4)
1(5r-4)+1(2r-6r+4)
5r-4+2r-6r+4
5r+2r-6=1r
1r-4+4
-4+4=0
1r
Answer:
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Step-by-step explfdsanation:
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They're all d).
1) 28>24=10+14
2) Either 96/8=? or 8*?=96 describe the problem, ? being the number of chairs (the blank square in the answers). Of the two only the first appears in the options.
3) This question is ambiguous: if someone went both days, we could say the total number of people who went to the Saturday and Sunday games would be less than 3271+5844=9115. But who wrote the question likely wanted you to just do the sum between the two numbers, so of all options d is likely what they want you to choose.
So distributive property of multiplication says
a(b+c)=(ab)+(ac)
so 2/3(6x+12)=((2/3)6x)+((2/3)12)=12/3x+24/3=4x+8=4(x+2)
