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2 years ago

2 (-n -3) -7 (5 + 2n)

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leonid [27]2 years ago

7 0

Answer: -16n-41

Step-by-step explanation:

first, distribute 2 through the parentheses:

2(-n-3)-7(5+2n) = -2n-6-7(5+2n)

second, distribute 7 through the parenthesis:

-2n-6-7(5+2n) = -2n-6-35-14n

Collect like terms:

-2n-6-35 and -16n-6-35

Calculate the difference:

-2n-6-35-14n = -16n-41

SOLUTION:

-16n-41

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