Math, asked by maqsoodmateen17, 2 months ago

2x( 3+4y) = 6x+y, is this statement true? if not rewrite

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Answered by Sirat4

14

Answer:

NO, it's not right statement.

The correct statement is 6x+ 8xy

Step-by-step explanation:

2x(3 + 4y)

= 6x + 8xy

Answered by raben

4

LHS= 2x( 3+4y)

RHS= 6x+y

2x(3+4y(

=6x+8xy

LHS is not equal to RHS

So, this statement is wrong

Hence, the correct statement is

2x( 3+4y)=6x+8xy

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