Question

WILL MEDALWhich 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

Answer 1

Okay, 'k' is being multiplied to '6' and 's'..so what do you think?

Answer 2

I THINK IT A

Answer 3

No..that would be \(\sf 6(k + s) \rightarrow 6 \cdot k + 6 \cdot s\)

Answer 4

isn't that the same thing

Answer 5

What should go on the outside of the parenthesis?

Which one is showed twice in \(k \cdot 6 + k \cdot s\)

Answer 6

No..it isn't

Answer 7

oh srry about that

Answer 8

Which is showed twice in \(\sf k \cdot 6 + k \cdot s\)?

Answer 9

c

Answer 10

Yep, you got it.

Answer 11

thanks again i have a few more

Answer 12

\(\sf k(6 + s) \rightarrow k \cdot 6 + k \cdot s\)

Answer 13

No problem, just keep asking.

Answer 14

ut ill open another thread