Which expression is equivalent to (18x + 9k) + (2x + 6k)?
16 x + 3 k
20 x + 15 k
20 x +...
Mathematics, 13.10.2020 09:01, yasmin7740
Which expression is equivalent to (18x + 9k) + (2x + 6k)?
16 x + 3 k
20 x + 15 k
20 x + 16 k
36 x + 54 k
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