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2(d+9)
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Answer:

Expanding the expression 2(d+9) gives:

2(d+9) = 2*d + 2*9

Simplifying the expression gives:

2(d+9) =2d + 18

Therefore, 2(d+9) is equivalent to 2d +18.

User Martinomburajr
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The simplified expression is:

↬ 2d + 18

Work:

To simplify this expression, I distribute 2 through the parenthesis:


\sf{2(d+9)}


\sf{2\cdot d + 2 \cdot9}


\sf{2d+18}

Hence, the answer is 2d + 18.

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