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3 years ago

5x( 4y2 + 5z) – (4y2 + 52

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mrs_skeptik [129]3 years ago

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Hello! :)

To solve your equation, we will simplify

5 x (4y^2 + 5z) - (4y^2 +52)

Let's Distribute the negative sign

5 x (4y^2 + 5z) + −1 (4y^2 + 52)

5x (4y^2 + 5z) + −1 (4y^2) + (−1) (52)

5x (4y^2 + 5z) + −4y^2 + −52

Now, we will Distribute

(5x) (4y2)+(5x) (5z) + -4y^2 + -52

20xy^2 + 25xz + −4y^2 + −52

Hope this helped you!

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