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Use the associative property to group like terms together for the expression 9x+(2x+3). Do not simplify the grouped terms.Question
Use the Associative Property to group like terms together for the expression 9x+(2x+3)
. Do not simplify the grouped terms
. Do not simplify the grouped terms
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To use the Associative Property to group like terms in the expression \( 9x + (2x + 3) \), we can rearrange the terms while keeping their values unchanged.
We can identify the like terms \( 9x \) and \( 2x \). Therefore, we can group them together as follows:
\[
(9x + 2x) + 3
\]
So, the expression grouped using the Associative Property is:
\[
(9x + 2x) + 3
\]
This keeps the terms organized without simplifying any parts.
We can identify the like terms \( 9x \) and \( 2x \). Therefore, we can group them together as follows:
\[
(9x + 2x) + 3
\]
So, the expression grouped using the Associative Property is:
\[
(9x + 2x) + 3
\]
This keeps the terms organized without simplifying any parts.
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