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True or false 2a(3a+4)=6a squared+8a

True or false 2a(3a+4)=6a squared+8a
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True or false
2a(3a+4)=6a squared+8a

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ANSWER:TRUE

2a X 3a= 6a^2

4 X 2a=8a


6a^2+8a
User TimeIsNear
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True. You just distribute the 2a to get 6a squared plus 8a
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