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6(9x + 7) 6(9x + 7) = ​
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6(9x + 7)

6(9x + 7) =
​

User Gurinder Singh
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Answer:


54x + 42

Explanation:

To expand this expression, we use the rule


x(y + z) = xy + xz

Therefore,


6(9x + 7)

is equal to


6 * 9x + 6 * 7

which simplified, becomes


54x + 42

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