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Is 12n+60 equivalent to (n + 12) x 5 + 7n

Is 12n+60 equivalent to (n + 12) x 5 + 7n
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Is 12n+60 equivalent to (n + 12) x 5 + 7n

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Answer: 12n + 60

Explanation:

So first you have to distribute the 5 in the parentheses.

(5)(n + 12) = 5n + 60

5n + 60 + 7n

Then add like terms.

12n + 60

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