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No. If n represents another number like 5, then 2+5 will be 7. n is 5 and n+n=5+5 which does not give the same answer as 2+n

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Yes. If n represents a number like 5, then n+n=5+5. So 2n=2xn which is 2x5. They both give the same answer.

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No. If n represents a number like 5, then 2n=2xn would be 2x5. nxn=5x5. They will not give the same answer.

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No. n^2=n^2 while 2+n is 2n. So if n=5 then n^2 would be 25 while 2n would be 7.

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No

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No

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Yes

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No

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Yes

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No, because (2n)^2 = 4n^2 which is not equal to 2n^2.

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2 x 2 x n x n

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They used the n value in A2 to calculate.

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They used the answer of the formula that we typed in (A2) for every column and multiplied the answer by n.

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No. If n represents 5, then 2n=2xn which is 2x5 and 2+n=2+5. So they wont give the same answer.

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No. 2n^2 is not the same as (2n)^2. (2n)^2=(2n)(2n)which is 4n^2 while 2n^2 is still 2n^2.

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(2n)^2 means (2n)(2n) which is 2nx2n.

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Yes. n^2=n^2 and nxn=n^2.

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they used the formula we keyed in a2 to calculate

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no

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no

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yes

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They used the formulae

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No. 2n is n x 2.

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No.

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Yes.

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No

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Yes.

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No.

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No

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It means (2n) x (2n).

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no because if n represents another number other than 2 then 2+n and n+n will be different

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They used the formulae found in the textbook

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No because 2n means 2xn not 2+n

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Yes because 2n means 2xn or n+n

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Yes

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No because 2n means 2 x n not n x n

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No because n^2 is n x n not 2 x n

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The numbers in C2 to F2 are obtained because  n= 1 , and thus the computer will calculate accordingly to the headings in C1 to F1

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No , as 2n is equal to 2 * n .

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No, example if n= 3, 2+3 would be 5, however 3+3= 6 . So thus, 2+n is not n+n

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Yes , 2n means 2 of n,n+n means that 2 of n would be adding each other .

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No , 2n is n+n or n*2 , however n*n is n^2

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Yes n^2 means n*n

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No n^2 is n*n

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No as for 2n^2, the power is only on the n , however for (2n)^2, the power is on 2n

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(2n)^2 means (2n)*(2n)

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They use the quation that we type in to calculate the answer.

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No.

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No.

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Yes.

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No.

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Yes.

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No.

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No.

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(2n)x(2n)

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2n x 2n

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no because the power of 2n^2 is referring to n but (2n)^2 is referring to 2n

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no. 2n = 2times of n. which is n + n. not 2 + n.

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no. 2n = 2times of n. which is n + n. not 2 + n.

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yes. 2n = 2times of n. which is n + n

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no. 2n = n + n. not n x n

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yea. n^2 means n x n

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no. n^2 means n x n. not n + n.

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no. the power of 2n^2 is only for the n. while the power in (2n)^2 is for 2n.

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2n x 2n.

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the formula we keyed in helps it to calculate the answers

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2n x 2n

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no

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no

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yes

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no

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yes

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no

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No

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It means 2n x 2n

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No. (2n)^2 is equals to 4n^2, so (2n)^2 is not equal to 2n^2

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No

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Yes

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No

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Yes

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No

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No

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They used the formula we keyed in.

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No

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No

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Yes

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