Are 7(c + 5) − 7 and 7c + 28 equivalent expressions?

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Are 7(c + 5) − 7 and 7c + 28 equivalent expressions?

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Answer:

Yes

Explanation:

c+5

× 7

--------------

7c+35

= 7c+35-7

=7c+28

Berthony answered Oct 17, 2022

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