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Use commutative property to create an equivalent expression. 4(9j + 1 + 6j) Show you work please!
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Use commutative property to create an equivalent expression. 4(9j + 1 + 6j) Show you work please!

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4(9j + 1 + 6j)

4(15j + 1)

= 60j + 4 !!

i just did this question and i answered with this and got it right :)
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