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Mathematics

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Tems11 [23]3 years ago

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

1 .

step 1: multiply the 5 to the bracket =5p+10-p

step 2 : subtract the p from the 5 p =5p-p+10 = 4p+10

step 1 : multiply the 3 to the bracket = 8h + 12h-18

step 2: add the 8h to the 12h = 20h - 18

multiply the 4 to the bracket = 4x+32 +9x

add 4 x to 9 x = 13x +32

multiply the 2 to the bracket = 6y +8 +9

add the 8 to the 9 = 6y + 17

multiply to six to the bracket =9x + 12x +18

add the 9 and 12 x = 21x+18

6 .

multiply the 3 to the bracket = 9m + 3 +2m

add the 9m to 2m = 11m+ 3

multiply the 2 to the bracket = 2r + 18 -6

subtract the 18 from the six = 2r +12

8 .

multiply the five to the bracket = 15 d + 40

multiply the 4 to the bracket = 8m+8+3m

add the 8 m to the 3 m = 11m + 8

10 .

multiply the 10 to the bracket= 5y +20 +10 y

add the 5y and the 10 y = 15y + 20

hope u understood and not just copied and pasted

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