That question is impossible because we don’t know what we are trying to solve for it has to be x or y in this scenario it can’t be both we need one to find the other
Answer:
(-4x - 2)(-5x) + (-4x - 2)(3)
Step-by-step explanation:
Your polynomial is
(-4x - 2)(-5x + 3)
The distributive property states that
a(b + c) = ab + ac
Let a = -4x - 2. Then
(-4x - 2)(-5x + 3) = a(5x + 3) = a(-5x) + a(3)
Substitute the value of a.
a(-5x) + a(3) = (-4x - 2)(-5x) + (-4x - 2)(3)
You have just distributed the first binomial (-4x - 2) among the terms of the second binomial.
Algebraically, that would be 5n - 11 = 24
In mathematics there is a rule of exponents where we can "distribute" the powers/exponents in the numerator and denominator of any expression. Therefore, given an expression as 
, the exponent n can be "distributed" as: 
.
In our case, the power, n=11; a=7 and b=4. Thus, the expression 
, can be written as 
.
Thus, out of the given options, option A is the correct option.
