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TU-Algebra 1-A 2nd Semester
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Using the Distributive Property
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Use the distributive property to match equivalent expressions.
-7(4-x)
28 - 7x
714-x)
-28 - 7x
-7(-4+x)
-28 + 7x
7(4 + x)
28 + 7x
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