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erastovalidia [21]
2 years ago
9

Apply Distributive Property and Simplify

Mathematics
2 answers:
Mazyrski [523]2 years ago
4 0
1. 5 (a + 3b - 5c + 4) =
5a + 15b - 25c + 20

2. d (4 + 5 - 11) =
4d + 5d - 11d
9d - 11d
-2d

3. 9 (3p - 3) =
27p - 27

4. 6 (2k - 7 + 10)
12k - 42 + 60
12k + 18

5. 3 (8z - 11 - 2z) =
24z - 33 - 6z
18z - 33

C. 20x + 100
• 5 (4x + 20)

• 20 ( x + 5)

• 4 (5x + 25)


shutvik [7]2 years ago
3 0

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

1. 5 (a + 3b - 5c + 4) =

5a + 15b - 25c + 20

2. d (4 + 5 - 11) =

4d + 5d - 11d

9d - 11d

-2d

3. 9 (3p - 3) =

27p - 27

4. 6 (2k - 7 + 10)

12k - 42 + 60

12k + 18

5. 3 (8z - 11 - 2z) =

24z - 33 - 6z

18z - 33

C. 20x + 100

5 (4x + 20)

20 ( x + 5)

4 (5x + 25)

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