Mathematics

Solomon Wallace

22 March, 05:20

Which expression represents the phrase?

"The product of 2 and the sum of 8 and y."

A) 2 - 8y

B) 2 (8 - y)

C) 2 (8 + y)

D) 2 + 8y

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