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2 years ago

Help I NEED HELP PLS THIS NEED TO BE CHECKED TOMORROW I HOPE THERES SOMEONE WILL HELP (MATH)

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AURORKA [14]2 years ago

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Answer:

1) $-2/3(x+5)+4(x+5)-10/3(x+5)$

$=4(x+5)-10/3(x+5)-2/3(x+5)$

$=4(x+5)-(x+5)[10/3+2/3]$

$=4(x+5)-(x+5)(10+2/3)$

$=4(x+5)(12/3)(x+5)$

$=4(x+5)-4(x+5)$

$=0$

$So, Jada~ is ~correct, because ~ by ~adding~negative ~term~we ~get~the~same~value\\of~negative~term~ so, both ~are ~ equaled~ out ~ and ~ get~ 0$

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