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How much is 5a(6b+12)

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Nutka1998 [239]3 years ago

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5a (6b+12)

5a*6b+5a*12

30ab+60a
This is the answer

andreev551 [17]3 years ago

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When writing an expression in expanded form, we just need to multiply what's outside the parentheses by everything that is inside the parentheses.

5a (6b + 12)

(5a * 6b) + (5a * 12)

30ab + 60a

And that is our answer.
5a (6b + 12) in expanded form is 30ab + 60a.
Hope that helped =)

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