Inactive Tutor answered 02/11/22
For w=1, First expression 4(3×1+4)=28 and 2nd ×1+12=28 so both expressions are equal.
For w=3: 1st expressionsi, 4(3×3+4)=52 and 2nd expression 16×3+12=60, so both expressions are not equal.
Emma H.
asked 02/08/22Substitute w = 1 and w = 3 to determine if the two expressions are equivalent. 4 (3 w + 4) 16 w + 12 Which statements are true? Check all that apply. The value of both expressions when w = 1 is 28. The two expressions are equivalent. The value of both expressions when w = 1 is 16. The two expressions are not equivalent. The value of both expressions when w = 3 is 52. The value of both expressions when w = 3 is 60.
Inactive Tutor answered 02/11/22
For w=1, First expression 4(3×1+4)=28 and 2nd ×1+12=28 so both expressions are equal.
For w=3: 1st expressionsi, 4(3×3+4)=52 and 2nd expression 16×3+12=60, so both expressions are not equal.
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