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Using the distributive property, an expression is equivalent to 20+30
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An example of an equation equivalent to “20+30” would be:
2(10+15)
Here’s why:
You can distribute this equation to equal your first one
2(10+15)
Is the same thing as
2*10 + 2*15
20+30
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