Simplify the given algebraic expression.5(8x - 3) + 6x

WhoisAbel asked Jul 14, 2023

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Step-by-step explanation

Given

$5\left(8x-3\right)+6x$

First, we have to multiply the number 5 times the terms inside de parenthesis and simplify:

$(5\cdot8x-3\cdot5)+6x$
=40x-15+6x

Then, we have to add similar terms:

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