A square with one side length represented by an expression 6 (3x+8) + 32+12x

Use the properties of operations to write three different equivalent expression to represent the length of the other three sides of the square. One of your expression should contain only two terms

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Clay Dillon

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4 March, 03:24

A square with one side length represented by an expression 6 (3x+8) + 32+12x

Use the properties of operations to write three different equivalent expression to represent the length of the other three sides of the square. One of your expression should contain only two terms

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Cyrus George · Answer 1

The figure is a square shape, hence we can say that all sides have the same length and measurement. Since the length of one side of the square is given, we can also know the other side which is equivalent to this, it may be written in a different arrangement of terms but it should the same value. Other three sides are the following:

s1=6 (3X+8) + 32+12X

S2=18X+48+32+12X

S3=18X+80+12X

S4=30X+80

A square with one side length represented by an expression 6 (3x+8) + 32+12xUse the properties of operations to write three different equivalent expression to represent the length of the other three sides of the square. One of your expression should contain only two terms

A square with one side length represented by an expression 6 (3x+8) + 32+12x

Use the properties of operations to write three different equivalent expression to represent the length of the other three sides of the square. One of your expression should contain only two terms