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Chapter 1: Problem 25

Use an associative property to rewrite each algebraic expression. Once the grouping has been changed, simplify the resulting algebraic expression. $$7(4 x)$$

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\(7(4x)\) can be rewritten and simplified to \(28x\) using the associative property of multiplication.

Step by step solution

01

Implement Associative Property

We will start by implementing the associative Property by opening the parentheses: \(7(4x) = (7*4)x\)
02

Simplify the Resulting Expression

Now, multiply 7 and 4 to get 28. Therefore, the expression becomes: \(28x\).

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