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Cynthia says that the expression 2(3x + 4) is equivalent to the expression 6x + 8. Is Cynthia correct?

Cynthia says that the expression 2(3x + 4) is equivalent to the expression 6x + 8. Is Cynthia correct?
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Cynthia says that the expression

2(3x + 4) is equivalent to the expression
6x + 8. Is Cynthia correct?

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yes Cynthia is correct
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