lailahgrant2009 lailahgrant2009
  • 01-03-2022
  • Mathematics
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Simplify the following algebraic expression:
2(3x + 4) - 3

a. 6x + 1
b. 6x + 5
c. 6x + 8
d. 6x + 2

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nattyyosef454
nattyyosef454 nattyyosef454
  • 01-03-2022

Answer:

b

Step-by-step explanation:

use BODMAS

first we multiply (3x+4) by 2 then we subtract 3 from the the answer we get from multiplication(we subtract the number not the one with the exponent/3x)

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joana7083
joana7083 joana7083
  • 01-03-2022
Lets use the rainbow method.

First , 2 x 3X = 6X
2 x 4 = 8

Hence , 6X + 8 - 3

6X + 5
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