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is 5(b+3) equivalent to 3(b+5)?​

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LC447

Answer:

No, because using the distributive property, you would get 5b+15  and 3b+15. The number of b you have is different.

misssydneyhuish

Answer:

No?

Step-by-step explanation:

If we were to give b a value, let's say 2,

then 5(2+3) would = 25, and 3(2+5) would = 21.

therefore no, they are not equivalent.

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