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2 years ago

(1 + 9.8k)(2.8) simplified

Mathematics

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o-na [289]2 years ago

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Answer:

2.8 + 27.44k

Step-by-step explanation:

Algebraic Simplification

The rules of algebra can be applied in some situations to make expressions simplified or expanded, according to the specific needs of each problem.

We are given the expression:

(1 + 9.8k)(2.8)

It's a sum and a product. We cannot add the independent term with the variable term, so we can only multiply the factor and the contents of the parentheses as follows:

(2.8)1 + (2.8)9.8k

Operating:

2.8 + 27.44k

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