The expression [tex]\bold{7y + 28}[/tex]is already in standard form and the standard form of [tex] \bold{7(y +4 )}[/tex]is also [tex] \bold{7y + 28}[/tex]
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[tex] \bold {7y + 28}[/tex]and [tex] \bold{7(y + 4)}[/tex]are [tex] \green{ \bold{equivalent.}}[/tex]
The correct answer is 7y + 28
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