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Use the is the distributing property too right an expression that is equivalent to 7(3a+11b)
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Use the is the distributing property too right an expression that is equivalent to 7(3a+11b)

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Answer:

21a + 77b

Explanation:

multiply 7 by the first variable in parenthesis

7 × 3a = 21a

multiply 7 by the second variable in parenthesis

7 × 11b = 77b

combine

21a + 77b

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