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What would you do first to solve this question: 2+3(x+1)=6x?
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What would you do first to solve this question: 2+3(x+1)=6x?

User Surender
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Answer:

you would use the distributive property of multiplication.

Explanation:

2+3(x+1)=6x

2+3x+3=6x

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Answer:

The parenthesis always

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