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Amanda [17]
4 years ago
8

I NEED THIS ASAP please. can someone please answer this question i put the picture its on Simplify Expressions im giving 15 poin

ts I will give bar i will give brainlist

Mathematics
1 answer:
kakasveta [241]4 years ago
5 0

Answer:

in step 4

Step-by-step explanation:

we have

0.5(-12c+6)-3(c+4)+10(c-5)\\\\step1=-12c(0.5)+6(0.5)-3(c+4)+10(c-5)\\\\=-6c+3-3(c+4)+10(c-5)\\\\

so step 1 is correct

step 2

-6c+3-3(c+4)+10(c-5)\\\\=-6c+3+c(-3)+4(-3)+10(c-5)\\\\=-6c+3-3c-12+10(c-5)

so step 2 is correct

step 3

-6c+3-3c-12+10(c-5)\\\\=-6c+3-3c-12+c(10)-5(10)\\\\=-6c+3-3c-12+10c-50

so step 3 is correct

step 4

-6c+3-3c-12+10c-50\\\\=(-6c-3c+10c)+(3-12-50)\\\\=(-6-3+10)c+(-9-50)\\\\=(-9+10)c-59\\\\=c-59

so step 4 is incorrect

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