How does -2(8 + 6g) equal -16 - 12g.

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How does -2(8 + 6g) equal -16 - 12g.

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you use distribution property of multiplication
(-2 x 8) + (-2 x 6g)
= (-16) + (-12g)
= -16 - 12g

Mehul Katara answered Oct 25, 2022

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