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Simplify 5(MN + 1) - 5. 5MN 5MN - 4 5MN + 4

asked Jan 4, 2018 200k views

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Simplify 5(MN + 1) - 5.

5MN
5MN - 4
5MN + 4

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the answer would be 5MN

Martin Strejc answered Jan 6, 2018

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5mn is the simplified answer

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