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Which best proves why the expressions 4(x+3)+2x and 6(x+2) must be equivalent expessions
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Which best proves why the expressions 4(x+3)+2x and 6(x+2) must be equivalent expessions

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Answer:

Explanation:

4(x+3)+2x= 4x+12

4x+12+2x= 6x+12

and the second is

6(x+2)=

6x+12

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