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What is equivalent to 6(p+5)
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What is equivalent to 6(p+5)
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If you distribute the 6 into the parenthesis and multiply it by both terms inside then you get: 6p+30
6xp + 6x5 = 6p+30
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(6 x p)+(6 x 5)
= 6p+30
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