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Take look at this! Please see if you can figure it out. :( Jeff Claims that the expression -6(2m-4) is equivalent to -12m-4. Is he correct? Explain your answer. Thank you
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Take look at this! Please see if you can figure it out. :( Jeff Claims that the expression -6(2m-4) is equivalent to -12m-4. Is he correct? Explain your answer. Thank you
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Take look at this! Please see if you can figure it out. :(
Jeff Claims that the expression -6(2m-4) is equivalent to -12m-4. Is he correct? Explain your answer.
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well -6(2m-4) is equal to -12m+24
if you do like terms you’d do
-6(2m) and -6(-4)
-6(2m)= -12m
-6(-4)=24
so he is wrong.
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