What is the equivalent expression to 5(n+6)

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Parsa Mousavi asked Jul 7, 2022

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What is the equivalent expression to 5(n+6)

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Answer:

5n + 30

Explanation:

5×n

5×6

5n+30

multiple the 5 by both in the parenthesis

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Answer:

5n+30

Explanation:

5(n+6)

Distribute the 5 to each term inside the parentheses

5*n + 5*6

5n+30

Daniel Zeitlin answered Jul 13, 2022

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