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Which expression is equivalent to this one? k • 6 + k • s A. 6(k + s) B. s(6 + k) C. k(6 + s) D. k · (6 + k) · s @k_lynn
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If you look at the equation you will see that both numbers are multiplied by k. So if you pull out the k from both of the numbers it leaves you with k(6+s)
Right. ^ because you have to combine the like terms.
So based on that @gardenGnostic which is the answer?
uh... im not sure??
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im sorry i dont get it
Answer: C
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