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How Is X+2 Different From 2x?
I am having a hard time telling the difference between the two.
asked 11 months ago
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X+2 all you are doing is adding the number 2 to what ever x is.
So say x is 5 it would be 5+2 which is 7
2x all it is saying is that you have two of that number.
So again x is 5 it would be 2 (Times) 5 or 2*5 which is then 10
answered 11 months ago
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X is a variable. X+2 means that add 2 (digit) in the variable X. 2X means, X+X. 2X is the addition of two X variables.
answered 11 months ago
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