Expand 5(7x-1) 180000m= 7a+5b-5a-6b 7a+4b+7a-3b Expand 6(2x+7) 1 - of £80 2

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asked Jul 25, 2019 174k views

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Expand 5(7x-1)

180000m=

7a+5b-5a-6b

7a+4b+7a-3b

Expand 6(2x+7)

1
- of £80
2

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It will be expanded to the 8eith

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