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0.5 - 3(-2x - 1/3 + 4 + 8x)

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Answer:

-10.5-30x

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User Robintibor
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Answer:


{ \tt{0.5 - 3( - 2x - (1)/(3) + 4 + 8x) }}

» First solve the bracket by simplification rule. Arrange x terms together and constants together.


{ \tt{ \dashrightarrow \: 0.5 - 3{ \huge \{}( - 2x + 8x) + (4 - (1)/(3) ){ \huge{ \}}}}}

» Then solve the sub brackets in the parent bracket:


\dashrightarrow \: { \tt{0.5 - 3(6x + (11)/(3) )}}

» Open the bracket following distributive property [ Multiply -3 to each constant in the bracket ]


\dashrightarrow \: { \tt{0.5 - 18x - 11}}

» Then simplify:


{ \tt{ \dashrightarrow \: - (21)/(2) - 18x}} \\

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