A student wrote the expression: 2(5x + 3) what are two expressions that are equivalent to the student's expression

Xandros asked Dec 22, 2023

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Xandros asked Dec 22, 2023

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Answer:

((20x+12))/(2) and
√(100x^2+36)

Explanation:

The expression 2(5x + 3) equals 10x + 6

One other way to get 10x + 6

((20x+12))/(2)

finally, you could do:

√(100x^2+36)

Flayn answered Dec 26, 2023

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