6 (n + 5) = 2 (n + 5) + 4 (n + 5)

Are these two Equivalent

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Seth Odonnell

Mathematics

25 August, 06:50

6 (n + 5) = 2 (n + 5) + 4 (n + 5)

Are these two Equivalent

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Paulina Burke · Answer 1

Paulina Burke 25 August, 06:59

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yes, they're equivalent

Adrienne Wilkinson · Answer 2

Yes, they are equivalent.

Step-by-step explanation:

2 (n + 5) + 4 (n + 5); here since n+5 is a common factor so we can factor it out:

2 (n + 5) + 4 (n + 5) = (n + 5) * (2 + 4)

= (n + 5) * (6)

= 6 (n + 5)

6 (n + 5) = 2 (n + 5) + 4 (n + 5)Are these two Equivalent

6 (n + 5) = 2 (n + 5) + 4 (n + 5)

Are these two Equivalent