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Is 9e+2(e+5) and 11e+5 equivalent?
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Is 9e+2(e+5) and 11e+5 equivalent?

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No, its not.

9e + 2(e+5)

= 9e + 2e + 10

= 11e + 10

---> 9e+2(e+5) when simplified gives 11e + 10.

---> Therefore, its not equal to 11e + 5

User Lenilsondc
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No,


9e + 2(e + 5) = 11e + 10

And 11e + 10 is not equivalent to 11e + 5

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