How do you simplify? -6(y-z)=

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Cliff Ribaudo asked Jan 15, 2023

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How do you simplify?
-6(y-z)=

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Answer:

-6(y-z)=-6y+6z

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Brian Parker answered Jan 17, 2023

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Answer:

-6y +6z

Explanation:

-6(y-z)=

Distribute by multiplying the -6 to each term in the parentheses

-6*y -6 *(-z)

-6y +6z

Nguyen Van Thanh answered Jan 21, 2023

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