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Are 10(e+0.5g) and 10e+5g not equivalent or equivalent?

Are 6(p+q) and 6p+q not equivalent or equivalent?
Are 7y-15+2y and 9y-15 not equivalent or equivalent?
Are 1+(8r+9) and (2+8)+8r not equivalent or equivalent?
Are 0x11+5n and 5n not equivalent or equivalent?
Are 16s-4+s and 12s not equivalent or equivalent?
Are 11dx2 and 22d not equivalent or equivalent?
Are 8m+(9m-1) and 8m-8 not equivalent or equivalent?

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(1) 10(e + 0.5)g

Using distributive property, a × (b + c) = a × b + a × c

10(e + 0.5)g = 10 eg + 10 × 0.5g

Therefore, 10(e + 0.5g) and 10e + 5g are not equivalent.

(2) 6(p + q)

Using distributive property,

6(p + q) = 6p + 6q

Therefore, 6(p + q) and 6p + q are not equivalent.

(3) 7y – 15 + 2y

Using commutative property, a + b = b + a

7y – 15 + 2y = 7y + 2y – 15

= 9y – 15

Therefore 7y – 15 + 2y and 9y – 15 are equivalent.

(4) 1 + (8r + 9)

Using associative property, a + (b + c) = (a + b) + c

1 + (8r + 9) = (1 + 9) + 8r

= 10 + 8r

= (2 + 8) + 8r

Therefore 1 + (8r + 9) and (2 + 8) + 8r are equivalent.

(5) 0 × 11 + 5n

Using multiplicative identity property: a × 0 = 0

0 × 11 + 5n = 0 + 5n

= 5n

Therefore, 0 × 11 + 5n and 5n are equivalent.

(6) 16s – 4 + s

Using associative property, a + (b + c) = (a + b) + c

16s – 4 + s = 16s + s – 4

= 17s – 4

Therefore, 16s – 4 + s and 12s not equivalent.

(7) 11d × 2 = 22d

Therefore, 11d × 2 and 22d are equivalent.

(8) 8m + (9m – 1)

Using associative property, a + (b + c) = (a + b) + c

8m + (9m – 1) = (8m + 9m) – 1

= 17m – 1

Therefore, 8m + (9m – 1) and 8m – 8 not equivalent.

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