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3 years ago

Expand the expression and combine like terms: 4(1.75y−3.5)+1.25y

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4(1.75y−3.5)+1.25y . First multiply through with 4 the numbers in the parentheses. 7y➖ 14 ➕ 1.25y add 1.25y to 7y That will be 8.25y So the answer will be 8.25y ➖ 14

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