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Are x(3x) and 4x equivalent?
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Are x(3x) and 4x equivalent?

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Answer:

They are not equivalent.

Explanation:

x(3x) = 4x

x by itself = 1x

1x ( 3x ) = 4x

1x times 3x = 3x

3x = 4x is not equivalent.

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