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4 years ago

Simplify expression 4x(2y)+3y(2-x)

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Leya [2.2K]4 years ago

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$\bf 4x(2y)+3y(2-x)\implies 8xy~~+~~\stackrel{distributing}{6y-3xy}\\\\\\ \stackrel{adding~like-terms}{5xy}+6y
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