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Is 5 + 3(1 - x) equivalent to 8 -8x
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Is 5 + 3(1 - x) equivalent to 8 -8x
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Is 5 + 3(1 - x) equivalent to 8 -8x
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so to see if they are equivalent you need to simplify the first one
start with distributing the 3 to 1 and -x
so 5 + 3 -3x does it equal 8 - 8x?
next you combine like terms
8 - 3x
so they aren't equivalent
8 - 3x
≠ 8 - 8x
Hope this helps ;)
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distributeive property
a(b-c)=ab-ac
so
first distribute
3(1-x)=3-3x
now we has
5+3-3x
8-3x
it is not equal to 8-8x
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