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The expression c(16x + 14) is equivalent to 32x + d. What are the values of c and d? How do you solve it?
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The expression c(16x + 14) is equivalent to 32x + d.

What are the values of c and d?

How do you solve it?

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Answer:

c = 2

d = 28

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The expression c(16x + 14) is equivalent to 32x + d. What are the values of c and-example-1
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