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3 years ago

Drag each expression to show whether it is equivalent to 54x + 18 or (6 · 9x) + (6 · 1).

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1 answer:

NikAS [45]3 years ago

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Answer:

The first one should belong in the 54x+18 due to multiplication

The second answer choice has distributive property which has to belong in the 54x+18 category

The third answer choice fits into the 6 times 9x + 6 times one category due to multiplication like the first answer choice.

The last one should be in the 54x+18 category because of the distributive property

Step-by-step explanation:

The Objectives: 54x+18 and (6(9x) + 6

The first one should belong in the 54x+18 due to multiplication

The second answer choice has distributive property which has to belong in the 54x+18 category

The third answer choice fits into the 6 times 9x + 6 times one category due to multiplication like the first answer choice.

The last one should be in the 54x+18 category because of the distributive property

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