The equivalent of the expression [ (z−3)4z−6 ] is 4z² - 12z - 6.
<h3>What is the equivalent of the expression?</h3>
Given the expression; (z−3)4z−6
First, we apply distributive property.
(z−3)4z−6
(z−3)4z−6
z(4z) - 3(4z) - 6
We remove the parentheses
4z² - 12z - 6
Therefore, the equivalent of the expression [ (z−3)4z−6 ] is 4z² - 12z - 6.
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The expression 4(y + 6) would = 4y + 24
I predict that the product will be less than either of the factors.
When you multiply two numbers less than ' 1 ', you are
calculating the size of a piece of a piece. It winds up being
smaller than either of the pieces.
