Wesley says that the equation 2(2x + 7) = 6x +4 can be used to calculate DF. Is Wesley correct? Yes, the equation is correct O No. it's not quite right. Here's the correct equation... There's not enough

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Wesley says that the equation 2(2x + 7) = 6x +4

can be used to calculate DF.
Is Wesley correct?
Yes, the equation is correct
O No. it's not quite right. Here's the correct equation...
There's not enough information provided.

Wesley says that the equation 2(2x + 7) = 6x +4 can be used to calculate DF. Is Wesley-example-1

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Answer:

2(9x)=18x

Explanation:

parentheses first (2x+7)=9x then multiply 2(9x)=18x+4=22x

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