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Use the Distributive Property to expand this expression.

z(–6.4 – 3.5x)

Use the Distributive Property to expand this expression. z(–6.4 – 3.5x)-example-1
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Answer:


z\left(-6.4\:-3.5x\right)=-6.4z-3.5zx

Hence, Option 'C' is true.

Explanation:

Given the expression


z\left(-6.4\:-3.5x\right)

Apply distributive law:
a\left(b-c\right)=ab-ac

Here:
a=z,\:b=-6.4,\:c=3.5x

so the expression becomes


z\left(-6.4\:-3.5x\right)=z\left(-6.4\right)-z\cdot \:\:3.5x


=-6.4z-3.5zx
+\left(-a\right)=-a

Therefore,


z\left(-6.4\:-3.5x\right)=-6.4z-3.5zx

Hence, option 'C' is true.

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