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Which of the following expressions are equivalent to 5(m+3)? Select the two answer choices that apply. A. 5m + 3 B. m+3+m+3+m+3+m+3+m+3+m+3 C. 5m +15
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Which of the following expressions are equivalent to 5(m+3)?
Select the two answer choices that apply.
A. 5m + 3
B. m+3+m+3+m+3+m+3+m+3+m+3
C. 5m +15
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A and B are the answer
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