The expression "8, plus, x, plus, 10, x" can be written as $8 + x + 10x$.

To combine like terms:

$x + 10x = 11x$

So the expression simplifies to:

$8 + 11x$

None of the choices seems to match this. However, if you're asking if $17x$ is equivalent to the expression given, the answer is No because $17x$ is not equivalent to $8 + 11x$.

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