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2 years ago

QUICK!TWO EXPRESSIONS THAT ARE EQUIVALENT TO 42x-56y!!!

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1 answer:

abruzzese [7]2 years ago

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Answer:

2(21x - 28y)

7(6x - 8y)

Step-by-step explanation:

<u>Given expression:</u>

42x - 56y

We can take 2 as common. The expression will become:

2(21x - 28y)

Now, back to the expression again.

We can also take 7 as common. The expression will become:

7(6x - 8y)

<u>So, the two expressions that are equivalent to 42x - 56y are:</u>

1) 2(21x - 28y)

2) 7(6x - 8y)

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