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Use the distubitive property to write an expression that is equivilent to 7(3×-4)
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Use the distubitive property to write an expression that is equivilent to 7(3×-4)
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take the 7 and multiply is with everything in the parenthesis
21x-12
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Multiply the 7 in to each part of the parenthesis. So 7(3x-4) would be the same as 7(3x) - 7(4).
This can be simplified as:
21x - 28
Which is your answer.
I hope this Helps!
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