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3(x − 5) is equivalent to 3x − 15. False True
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3(x − 5) is equivalent to 3x − 15. False True

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true

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True

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You would distribute the 3 across to each term( being x and -5) by multiplying 3 by x and 3 by -5 which would get you 3x-15

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