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Create a model to show 2(2x+3y)=4x+6y
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Create a model to show 2(2x+3y)=4x+6y
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2•2x= 4x
2•3y=6y
4x+6y=4x+6y
-4x -4x
6y=6y
-6y -6y
0=0
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