Which is a simplified form of the expression -9(y + 1) + 5y? A. 4y + 9 B. 6y + 1 C. -14y + 9 D. -4y - 9

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Suba Nandhini K asked Apr 24, 2022

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Which is a simplified form of the expression -9(y + 1) + 5y?

A. 4y + 9
B. 6y + 1
C. -14y + 9
D. -4y - 9

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D is the correct answer

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option D

Explanation:

$-9( y+ 1) + 5y\\\\= -9y - 9 + 5y \\\\= -4y - 9$

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