Asked by Kenedi
Explain why 3(5x) is not equivalent to (3 x 5)(3 x x)
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Answered by
mathhelper
3(5x)
means : 3*5*x = 15x
Nothing to explain, just because of the "just the way it is" theorem
means : 3*5*x = 15x
Nothing to explain, just because of the "just the way it is" theorem
Answered by
oobleck
3(5x) = 15x
(3x)(5x) = 15x^2
only true if x=0 or x=1
(3x)(5x) = 15x^2
only true if x=0 or x=1
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