What is the equivalent of 2(x+4)

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The equivalent would be 2x+4 because you need to distribute (multiply) the 2 two each number.
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Dhasneem answered Aug 19, 2018

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2(x+4)=2x+8
I'm not really sure about it, is this is what you mean?

Ryan Metin answered Aug 22, 2018

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