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2 years ago

Who can answer this Algebraic Expression for me?3(m-5)+m

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egoroff_w [7]2 years ago

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Simply. 4m - 5.

3(m-5)+m

First, use distributive property

3m-15+ m

Combine like terms

3m + m

The answer

4m - 15

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Who can answer this Algebraic Expression for me?3(m-5)+m​

Who can answer this Algebraic Expression for me?3(m-5)+m