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3 (2f+g+4) is equivalent to 6f+3g+12 - true or false
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3 (2f+g+4) is equivalent to 6f+3g+12 - true or false

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This is true. You applied the Distributive Property authentically.

User BizNuge
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Multiply the bracket by 3

3(2f+g+4)

My answer is 6f+3g+12

Answer is true

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