6(2w + 1)
To determine if the expressions (xx + 3) and (xx + 6 + xx) are equivalent, we can simplify them. The second expression simplifies to (2xx + 6). Since (xx + 3) and (2xx + 6) are not the same, they are not equivalent expressions.
They are: 6d+6 or 6(d+1)
12%6
To determine if (2(6-3x) + x) is equivalent to (2(3x) + x), we can simplify both expressions. Starting with the left side: (2(6-3x) + x = 12 - 6x + x = 12 - 5x). Now for the right side: (2(3x) + x = 6x + x = 7x). Since (12 - 5x) is not equal to (7x), the two expressions are not equivalent.
Multiplication and addition.
Equal:4 plus 2 is EQUALS to 6.Equivalent:6 is EQUIVALENT to 4 plus 2.
No they are not equivalent, commutative property applies to addition, not subtraction. The two expressions will be equal only if a = 2, in which case you will have 6-6 = 6-6 = 0
They have n in common.
No, they are not equivalent.
17 + 6 + m
x - 3
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