Can someone help me solve 5(t+2) please

1 answer:

6 0

This is a simple multiplication, written in a strange form.
5(t+2) means 5 x t + 5 x 2 which simplifies to:
5t + 10
If it's equal to a number, 0 for example, then with a little rearranging we can find what t is.
5t + 10 = 0,
5t = -10
t = -2
If it's not equal to something, the answer is just 5t + 10.

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