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If k(x) = 5x – 6, which expression is equivalent to (k + k)(4)?
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If k(x) = 5x – 6, which expression is equivalent to (k + k)(4)?

User Mojtaba Ghiasi
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28

Explanation:

(k + k)(4)

2k(4)

2[5(4) - 6]

2(14)

28

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