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KHORN MIDDLE SCHOOL-INT) Hudson Ough 04/16/24 5:53 PM Question 10, 2.5.8 HW Score: 80 b 8 of 10 points Points: 0 of 1 teasoning Use the Distributive Property to write an expresslon equivalent to 4(c+8). Use pencil and paper. Write the algebraic expression 4(c+8) in words. Then write the equivalent expression in words. Jescribe the similarities and the differences in the two statements. (c+8)= ◻ (Simplify your answer.) Get more help - Clear all check an: hp

KHORN MIDDLE SCHOOL-INT) Hudson Ough 0404/1616/2424 55:5353 PM Question 1010, 22.55.88 HW Score: 80b880 b 8 of 1010 points Points: 00 of 11 reasoning Use the Distributive Property to write an expresslon equivalent to 4(c+8)4(c+8). Use pencil and paper. Write the algebraic expression 4(c+8)4(c+8) in words. Then write the equivalent expression in words. Describe the similarities and the differences in the two statements. (c+8)=(c+8)= \newlineoxed{ ext{(Simplify your answer.)}} Get more help - Clear all check an: hp

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Q. KHORN MIDDLE SCHOOL-INT) Hudson Ough 0404/1616/2424 55:5353 PM Question 1010, 22.55.88 HW Score: 80b880 b 8 of 1010 points Points: 00 of 11 reasoning Use the Distributive Property to write an expresslon equivalent to 4(c+8)4(c+8). Use pencil and paper. Write the algebraic expression 4(c+8)4(c+8) in words. Then write the equivalent expression in words. Describe the similarities and the differences in the two statements. (c+8)=(c+8)= \newlineoxed{ ext{(Simplify your answer.)}} Get more help - Clear all check an: hp
  1. Perform multiplication: Now, perform the multiplication.\newline4⋅c=4c4 \cdot c = 4c\newline4⋅8=324 \cdot 8 = 32\newlineSo, 4(c+8)=4c+324(c+8) = 4c + 32
  2. Algebraic expression in words: Write the algebraic expression in words. \newlineFour times the sum of cc and 88.
  3. Equivalent expression in words: Write the equivalent expression in words.\newlineFour cc plus thirty-two.
  4. Describe similarities and differences: Describe the similarities and differences in the two statements.\newlineBoth statements represent the same mathematical expression. The first statement describes the operation to be performed (multiplication of 44 and the sum of cc and 88), while the second statement describes the result of that operation (4c+324c + 32).

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