Answer:
I don't know what you mean, but I will try to answer.
2(-5+3)= -10+6
Value: -4
Step-by-step explanation:
2(-5+3)=
First, "distribute" the two by multiplying it to each of the two numbers in the parenthesis.
2(-5)= -10
2(3)= 6
After you finished multiplying, you will have this:
-10 + 6= (I am pretty sure this is equivalent to what you started with)
Now, you get the answer for the equation. You would add -10 and 6 to get -4.
-10+6=-4
Here's why we use distributive property, so a(b+c) = ab+ac, therefore 2(-5+3) is -10+6, which is equal to -4.
