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Which expression is equivalent to 5 (2N + 1)

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Which expression is equivalent to 5 (2N + 1)

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10N+5

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Kaan Burak Sener answered Jul 6, 2021

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Answer: 10N + 5 is the expression equivalent to 5(2N+1)

Step-by-step explanation: Just use the distributive property!

WebDragon answered Jul 9, 2021

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