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4x+x(13−7) The expression simplifies to:
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4x+x(13−7)
The expression simplifies to:

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Answer:

10x is the simplification of the expression you posted

User Drjeep
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Answer:

10x

Explanation:

4x + x (13 − 7)

= 4x + 13x - 7x

= 17x - 7x

= 10x --> this is what the equation simplifies to.

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