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Sandeep says that the expression 9x + 3 is equivalent to the expression 3(3x + 1). Is Sandeep correct?

Sandeep says that the expression 9x + 3 is equivalent to the expression 3(3x + 1). Is Sandeep correct?
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Sandeep says that the expression

9x + 3 is equivalent to the expression
3(3x + 1). Is Sandeep correct?

User Manoj Patidar
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5 votes

Answer:

Yes

Explanation:

Distributive Property:

3(3x+1)

9x+3

User FOP
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8 votes

Answer:

YES

Explanation:

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