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Are the expressions 2x+8 and 2(x+4)+4 equivalent
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Are the expressions 2x+8 and 2(x+4)+4 equivalent

User Khellang
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Answer:

No

Explanation:

2(x+4)+4 distributing the 2 comes out as 2x+8+4 and then simplified comes out to 2x+12 which is not equal to 2x+8 so your answer is no.

User Jonathas Costa
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Answer:

No

Explanation:

2x+8 2(x+4)+4

2(x)+2(4)+4

2x+8+4

2x+12

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