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Write two expressions that are equivalent to 6(m + 2 + 7m)

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Hey there!

You could
\bold{distribute} "
\bold{6}" into your terms


  • \bold{6(m+2+7m)}

  • \bold{6(m)=6m}

  • \bold{6(2)=12}

  • \bold{6(7m))=42m}

Next, you have to
\bold{combine} your
\bold{like-terms}


  1. \bold{6m(and)42m}

  2. \bold{12}

  • \bold{6m+42m=48m}
  • The "
    \bold{12}" stays the same since it doesn't have a like term in this equation

  • \bold{\rightarrow48m+12}

  • \boxed{\boxed{\bold{Answer:48m+12}}}\checkmark

Good luck on your assignment and enjoy your day!

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