Write the expanded form of 4(0.25a + b - 6).

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Write the expanded form of 4(0.25a + b - 6).

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4 x 0.25 + a + b -6

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Write the expanded form of 4(0.25a + b - 6).-example-1

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Answer:

4(0.25a + b - 6) = 0

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