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What is the product of 6[5(7x+4z)-4]?
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What is the product of 6[5(7x+4z)-4]?

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\large\boxed{6[5(7x+4z)-4]=210x+120z-24}

Explanation:

The distributive property: a(b + c) = ab + ac


6[5(7x+4z)-4]=6[(5)(7x)+(5)(4z)-4]\\\\=6(35x+20z-4)=(6)(35x)+(6)(20z)+(6)(-4)\\\\=210x+120z-24

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