Example : 4(m+4) = 4m + 16 1 6(m+3)=?

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RParadox asked Jan 26, 2023

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Example : 4(m+4) = 4m + 16

1 6(m+3)=?

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Ans: 16(m+3) =16m+48

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16(m+3)= 16m+48

Santosh Gokak answered Feb 1, 2023

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