Mathematics
Mathematics, 22.12.2021 09:10, Nenelovezero1359

Discussion Topic You have used the Distributive Property to transform numerical expressions such
as (5) (3) + (2)(3) to (5 + 2) (3). How would you transform 5x + 2x into a single term?
Substitute five different values into the expressions 5x + 2x and 7x - 1. What do you
notice about the values of the expressions? Is there any value that would make
the two expressions equal? Why or why not?

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