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How do you solve 4(x-y)

How do you solve 4(x-y)
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How do you solve 4(x-y)

User Tom J Muthirenthi
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Answer:

Multiply 4 by x and 4 by y

Explanation:

You would get 4x-4y

User Vanarchi
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Use distributive property and expand by multiply 4 by x and -y.

4(x-y) = 4x-4y

answer: 4x-4y

User Pooya Yazdani
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