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How do i use the distributive law to factor 5x+10+15y

How do i use the distributive law to factor 5x+10+15y
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How do i use the distributive law to factor 5x+10+15y

User Arthur Kalliokoski
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5x+ 10+ 15y
= 5*x+ 5*2+ 5*(3y)
= 5*(x+2+3y)

The final answer is 5(x+2+3y)~
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