Seven times the product of negative six and a number

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2 answers:

Lynna [10]2 years ago

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7 times the product of -6 and a number. Let the number be

a. Now, "the product of" means we multiply.

Multiply -6 times a: -6a

If you notice, we write the number before the variable.

Now, multiply 7 times -6a:

7(-6a)

Simplify:

-42a

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jonny [76]2 years ago

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7 times -6x, because “a number” can be replaced with x

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