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drek231 [11]
1 year ago
11

Which expressions are equivalent to (5g+3h+4)\cdot2(5g+3h+4)⋅2left parenthesis, 5, g, plus, 3, h, plus, 4, right parenthesis, do

t, 2 ?
Choose all answers that apply:

Choose all answers that apply
A
(5g+3h)\cdot8(5g+3h)⋅8left parenthesis, 5, g, plus, 3, h, right parenthesis, dot, 8

(Choice B)
B
(5g+3h)\cdot6(5g+3h)⋅6left parenthesis, 5, g, plus, 3, h, right parenthesis, dot, 6

(Choice C)
C
None of the above
Mathematics
2 answers:
lions [1.4K]1 year ago
7 0

Answer:

C. None of the above

Semenov [28]1 year ago
6 0

Answer:

C None of the above

Step-by-step explanation:

The expression

(5g+3h+4)⋅2

can be expanded using distributive property as follows:

5g⋅2 + 3h⋅2 + 4⋅2  =

= 10g + 6h + 8

option A expression

(5g+3h)⋅8

can be expanded using distributive property as follows:

5g⋅8+3h⋅8 =

= 40g + 24h

which is different from 10g + 6h + 8

Option B expression

(5g+3h)⋅6

can be expanded using distributive property as follows:

5g⋅6+3h⋅6 =

= 30g + 18h

which is different from 10g + 6h + 8

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