Mark M. answered 03/10/19
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The first is
4(x + y)
The second is
4x + y
Bertha C.
asked 03/10/19
Mark M. answered 03/10/19
Mathematics Teacher - NCLB Highly Qualified
The first is
4(x + y)
The second is
4x + y
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