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Find two different ways to rewrite \( 3 x y+6 y z \) using the distributive property. (Lesson \( 6-11 \) )

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Mar 10,2025

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There are two ways to rewrite \( 3xy + 6yz \) using the distributive property: 1. \( y(3x + 6z) \) 2. \( 3y(x + 2z) \)

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One way to rewrite \( 3xy + 6yz \) using the distributive property is by factoring out the common factor of \( 3y \). This gives us \( 3y(x + 2z) \). Another approach is to factor out \( 3y \) from the first term and \( 6y \) from the second term, leading to a different grouping, which can give us \( 3y(x + 2z) \) as well but emphasizing the grouping of \( y \) instead.

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