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Given the equation `x+2y=4` What will you get if you want to multiply the entire equation by 2?

Given the equation `x+2y=4` What will you get if you want to multiply the entire equation by 2?
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Given the equation `x+2y=4`

What will you get if you want to multiply the entire equation by 2?

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Answer:

2x+4y=8

x+2y=4

2(x+2y=4)

2x+4y=8

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