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Apply the distributive property to write equivalent expressions.

4g+24h

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asked by Bella
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Factor out 4.

4(g) + 4(6h)
Put the factored out numbers together.
4(g+6h)

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Did you know that you can apply the distributive property to write equivalent expressions? For example, in the expression 4g+24h, you can distribute the 4 to both g and h by multiplying them, resulting in 4g + 96h. This means that both expressions are equivalent and represent the same value.

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