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3 years ago

24pr+3 (p+2pr) please simplify and explain

1 answer:

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24pr + 3(p + 2pr)
= 24pr + 3p + 6pr
= 24pr + 6pr + 3p
= 30pr + 3p
= 3p(10r + 1)

Explanation:
30pr + 3p
= 3p x 10r + 3p x 1
= 3p(10r) + 3p(1)
= 3p(10r + 1)

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