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Is 3(x+1) - (1 + x and 2x + 3 equivalent?

Is 3(x+1) - (1 + x and 2x + 3 equivalent?
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Is 3(x+1) - (1 + x and 2x + 3 equivalent?

User Derek Eden
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No. 3(x+1) - (1+x) is equal to 2x+2
User Plastikfan
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3(x+1)-(1+x)

3x+3-1-x=2x+2

2x+2 and 2x+3 are not equivalent.

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