Hello there! We are given the following equation and want to simplify it:

First, let's use the Distributive Property:
For this step, we are going to let:
After applying this version of the Distributive Property, we are given the equation:

We're going to use the distributive party again, but a slightly different version that's almost the same as first:
Using this on both terms of the equation changes the equation to:

Now, we just remove the parenthesis and combine like terms

This should be your answer. Let me know if you need any clarifications, thanks!
~ Padoru
The coordinate of point B is at (29, -15): Option C is correct.
The formula for calculating the midpoint of two points is expressed as:

Given the coordinate points
A is (5, 7).
B is (x, y).
M is (17, -4)
Substituting into the formula to get x and y
17 = 5+x/2
5+x = 34
x = 34 - 5
x = 29
Get the value of y. Similarly;
-4 = 7+y/2
-8 = 7+y
y = -8-7
y = -15
Hence the coordinate of point B is at (29, -15)
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Answer: C.
Step-by-step explanation:
C. is the only one with a 3 right next to the x. In 3x, 3 would be the coefficient)
First you'll take 18/2 which equals 9. Then 30/2 which equals 15. Then you can divide both 9 and 15 by 3. So 9/3 equals 3 and 15/3 equals 5. So the answer is 3:5.
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