To evaluate an expression with a given variable means to replace the number in the place of the variable, and then solve to find what the expression equals.
Example would be: x + 3 and x = 4
x + 3
4+3 = 7
7 is the value of the expression now.
-6(2x - 4) = -6*(2x) -6*(-4) = -12x + 24
-(12x - 6) + 18 = -12x + 6 + 18 = -12x + 24
-3(4x - 3) + 15 = -3*(4x) -3*(-3) + 15 = -12x + 9 + 24 = -12x + 24
-4(3x + 6)
= -4*(3x) -4*(6) = -12x -24
All the expressions gave the same answer as -12x + 24, except for the last expression.
So, -4(3x + 6)
is not equivalent to the others.
Answer:
2u≤8⇒u≤4
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
the inequality would be, b/3<=16
Step-by-step explanation:
The simplest form in this situation should be A