Which of the following expressions are equivalent to 3 (4h + 2k) ?

A 3 (4k + 2h)

B 2 (6h + 3k)

C 3 (2k + 4h)

D 12h + 6k

D. 12 H + 6k

here's why

3 (4h+2k)

*distribute the 3 to both the 4 and the 2 so

3 (4) = 12 so 12 H

3 (2) = 6 so 6 K

B, C, and D are all equivalent to 3 (4h+2k)

Step-by-step explanation:

We use the distributive property to say 3 (4h+2k) = 12h+6k

"A" distributes to 12k+6h

"B" distributes to 12h+6k

"C" distributes to 6k+12h (associative property works)

"D" is already distributed to 12h+6k

So A is wrong, and B, C, and D are right

Hope this made sense!