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Which of the following equations is equivalent to 5(2p – 6) = 40? 10p – 6 = 40 10p – 30 = 40 7p – 11 = 40 7p – 1 = 40
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Which of the following equations is equivalent to 5(2p – 6) = 40?

10p – 6 = 40
10p – 30 = 40
7p – 11 = 40
7p – 1 = 40

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10p- 30=40 :) I learned it in my maths so yuh
User Squeegee
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Answer:

10p - 30 = 40

Explanation:

Apply distributive property of multiplication.

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