Question
Use the distributive property to rewrite the expression.
3(7j)plus3(9v)
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Part 1
Choose the expression that represents 3(7j)plus3(9v) rewritten using the distributive property.
A.left parenthesis 6 right parenthesis left parenthesis 7 j plus 9 v right parenthesis
left parenthesis 6 right parenthesis left parenthesis 7 j plus 9 v right parenthesis
B.3 left parenthesis 7 j plus 9 v right parenthesis
3 left parenthesis 7 j plus 9 v right parenthesis
C.3 left parenthesis 16 jv right parenthesis
3 left parenthesis 16 jv right parenthesis
D.21 j plus 27 v
21 j plus 27 v
3(7j)plus3(9v)
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Part 1
Choose the expression that represents 3(7j)plus3(9v) rewritten using the distributive property.
A.left parenthesis 6 right parenthesis left parenthesis 7 j plus 9 v right parenthesis
left parenthesis 6 right parenthesis left parenthesis 7 j plus 9 v right parenthesis
B.3 left parenthesis 7 j plus 9 v right parenthesis
3 left parenthesis 7 j plus 9 v right parenthesis
C.3 left parenthesis 16 jv right parenthesis
3 left parenthesis 16 jv right parenthesis
D.21 j plus 27 v
21 j plus 27 v
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To use the distributive property to rewrite the expression \(3(7j) + 3(9v)\), we can factor out the common coefficient of \(3\).
Here’s how it looks:
1. Start with \(3(7j) + 3(9v)\).
2. Factor out the \(3\):
\[3(7j + 9v)\]
Now, let's check which of the options matches this expression:
A. \(6(7j + 9v)\) - This is not correct because we factor out \(3\), not \(6\).
B. \(3(7j + 9v)\) - This is correct as it matches our factored expression.
C. \(3(16jv)\) - This is not correct because \(16jv\) does not represent the original expression.
D. \(21j + 27v\) - This is not factored and represents the expanded form of the original expression.
The correct choice is:
**B. \(3(7j + 9v)\)**
Here’s how it looks:
1. Start with \(3(7j) + 3(9v)\).
2. Factor out the \(3\):
\[3(7j + 9v)\]
Now, let's check which of the options matches this expression:
A. \(6(7j + 9v)\) - This is not correct because we factor out \(3\), not \(6\).
B. \(3(7j + 9v)\) - This is correct as it matches our factored expression.
C. \(3(16jv)\) - This is not correct because \(16jv\) does not represent the original expression.
D. \(21j + 27v\) - This is not factored and represents the expanded form of the original expression.
The correct choice is:
**B. \(3(7j + 9v)\)**