Please please help............

Mathematics

1 answer:

maksim [4K]4 years ago

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Part A Simplify:

Answer is - 12b + 6c + 18

Part B

Answer is (D)

Factor/simplify
- 12b + 6c + 18

6(- 2b + c + 3)
= (6)(- 2b + c + 3)
= (6)(- 2b ) + (6)(c) + (6)(3)
= - 12b + 6c + 18

therefore,- 12b + 6c + 18; Factored in GCF is 6(-2b + c + 3)

- 12b + 6c + 18
reorder the terms
18 + 12b + 6c

Factor out the GCF " 6"
6(3 + 2b + c)

Final Result:
6(3 + 2b + c)

Hope this helps

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