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.
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
Equal:4 plus 2 is EQUALS to 6.Equivalent:6 is EQUIVALENT to 4 plus 2.
They have n in common.
17 + 6 + m
No, they are not equivalent.
x - 3
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