3+4x(2x+y) is equivalent to 6x+3y+8x2+4xy.
True
False

6xy(4x−3+3y−2x) is equivalent to 12x2y+18xy2−18xy.
True
False

@boredfr

Question

3+4x(2x+y) is equivalent to 6x+3y+8x2+4xy.
True
False

6xy(4x−3+3y−2x) is equivalent to 12x2y+18xy2−18xy.
True
False

@boredfr

AZ · Answer

Do you know how to distribute the 4x inside the parenthesis?

$ a(b+c) = ab + ac$

Scorpion13 · Answer

do you like add 3+4x which will give you 7x and then you multiply by the things in the parenthesis
Is that roght AZ

Scorpion13 · Answer

right*

AZ · Answer

No that is not right

3 is a number
4x is like 4 apples

you cannot then say you have 7 apples

You can only add like terms and since 3 does not have an x, you cannot add it with 4x

Scorpion13 · Answer

oh ye my teacher said that and I forgot thanks for reminding me AZ

AZ · Answer

No problem! :)

Hoodmemes · Answer

Sorry for not responding sooner, but I'm done with this.

Thanks for trying

AZ · Answer

No problem! Let me know if you want me to check your work