(−5)∙(a−2b+3c−4d)−(−3)∙(4a−3b+2c−d)
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7a+b-9c+17d Well I tried to type the equation. It was too lengthy...
(−5)*(a−2b+3c−4d)−(−3)*(4a−3b+2c−d) multiply sets of parentheses on each side of the minus sign first multiply -5 by everything in parentheses on the left. multiply -3 by everything in parentheses on right =[(-5*a)+(-5*-2b)+(-5*3c)+(-5*-4d)] - [(-3*4a)+(-3*-3b)+(-3*2c)+(-3*-d)] = (-5a+10b-15c+20d) - (-12a+9b-6c+3d) switch all signs in second parentheses and remove parentheses to combine like terms = -5a+10b-15c+20d + 12a-9b+6c-3d combine like terms = (-5a+12a)+(10b-9b)+(-15c+6c)+(20d-3d) = 7a + b - 9c + 17d ANSWER: 7a + b - 9c + 17d Whew! Long one. Hope I didn't miss anything and this is correct! Hope it helps! :)
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