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What's wrong with this problem. 2(n+3) = 2n +3

What's wrong with this problem. 2(n+3) = 2n +3
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What's wrong with this problem. 2(n+3) = 2n +3

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User Tyg
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The wrong is while using Distributive property we have to use on both sides here it is only done in one place

2(n+3)=2n+6

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